Study finds post-monsoon cyclones lingering longer, causing more damage
Cyclones hitting India's east coast are now weakening much slower after landfall, particularly during the post-monsoon season. New research indicates these storms take about 50% longer to dissipate, increasing risks for inland areas. This prolonged strength is linked to the cyclone's internal structure, allowing them to cause more extensive damage.
Cyclones hitting India's east coast are now weakening much slower after landfall, particularly during the post-monsoon season. New research indicates these storms take about 50% longer to dissipate, increasing risks for inland areas. This prolonged strength is linked to the cyclone's internal structure, allowing them to cause more extensive damage. What's Your Reaction?
