Why Cyclones Strike Indian Coasts More Often During Summer Season
Why Cyclones Strike Indian Coasts More Often During Summer Season
IN · Published Apr 10, 2026
Warmer sea temperatures in the Bay of Bengal during summer provide the energy and moisture needed for cyclone formation.
The northward shift of the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) increases instability and the likelihood of cyclone formation.
Rising sea temperatures potentially linked to climate change are contributing to increased cyclone activity in the Arabian Sea.
Frequent and devastating natural phenomenon in India
Cyclones in India are a frequent and devastating natural phenomenon, particularly during the summer months. Several meteorological and geographical factors contribute to this increased cyclone activity, making the Indian coastline highly vulnerable.
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