No Active Cyclones Near Goa, Cyclone Season Peaks in May and November
No Active Cyclones Near Goa, Cyclone Season Peaks in May and November
IN · Published Nov 9, 2026
• Currently, there are no active tropical storms or cyclones near Goa, according to the RainViewer cyclone tracker.
• Goa, located on the west coast of India along the Arabian Sea, experiences two cyclone seasons annually: from March to June, before the summer monsoon, and from October to December, after the monsoon.

Impact & Risks

As of now, there are no immediate risks or impacts from cyclones in Goa, as no active systems are present in the region. However, during cyclone seasons, the state is susceptible to heavy rainfall, strong winds, and rough seas, which can disrupt daily life and pose risks to coastal communities. The warm sea temperatures during the pre- and post-monsoon periods create favourable conditions for cyclone formation, necessitating vigilance during these times.

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