Cyclone Biparjoy(Biporjoy) Effects Indian Coastal Line In Gujarat State
About Biparjoy
Cyclones are common near coastal area currently Extremely severe Cyclone has come from Arabian Sea is a biggest challenge for Indian Government
Biparjoy A Cyclone in News, A Natural Disaster in Gujarat Coastal Area , India It disturbed daily Life of The people who live in Gujarat near Coastal Line. What is landfall?
A cyclone is said to "landfall" when Cyclone's 'eye' shifts from sea to land across the coast. The US News defines it as 'the intersection of the surface centre of a tropical cyclone with a coastline'.
Storms typically feed on the ocean's heat and moisture to maintain their massive size and speed. But this intake is cut off the minute they begin approaching land, resulting in the cyclone's strength diminishing quickly.Cyclones are generally come near Tropical area.
Such storms start to quell rapidly after landfall, and when the eye of the storm moves directly overhead, the storm's winds abate sharply and the sky looks clear giving the impression of a temporary lull. But one must remember that some of the storm's most powerful winds are also found near the eye. And this can be dangerous for areas within the cyclone's path, as they can be prone to high-speed winds, significant storm surges and torrential downpours.
Where will Cyclone Biparjoy make landfall?
Around 11:30 PM on Monday , the Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm Biparjoy weakened into a Very Severe Cyclonic Storm over the northeast and adjoining east-central Arabian Sea. It moved north-northwestwards overnight, and as of 5:30 AM on Tuesday morning, it lay centred at about 300 km west-southwest of Gujarat’s Porbandar, 340 km south-southwest of Jakhau Port, and 480 km south of Karachi, Pakistan.
According to IMD, Biparjoy will likely remain on this trajectory and continue its near-northward journey until 14 June In The morning.
Then, Biparjoy will move north-northeastwards and cross Saurashtra-Kutch and adjoining Pakistan coasts, with the precise landfall location lying between Mandvi in Gujarat and Karachi in Pakistan, near Gujarat’s Jakhau Port.
Moderate rain ( 5-15 mm/hour) accompanied with Light Thunderstorms with a maximum surface wind speed of less than 40 kmph (In gusts) very likely in the district of Gujarat state namely Dwarka, Jamnagar, Porbandar, Morbi, Rajkot, Junagadh, Amreli, Bhavnagar,Botad , Gir Somnath and Kutch during next 3 hours.
