Recently Cyclone Hamun has originated in the Bay of Bengal.

Recently Cyclone Hamun has originated in the Bay of Bengal.

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: October 26 2023

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Cyclone Hamoon originated in the Bay of Bengal in October 2023.
This cyclone is located in the west-central Bay of Bengal near Paradip, Odisha.
There is a possibility of heavy rain and storm in Bangladesh and eastern parts of India due to this cyclone.
Hamoon cyclone is named by Iran.
Cyclones form in low pressure areas.
Cyclones form when warm, moist air rises over the ocean. As this air moves upward, a low pressure area is formed below.
In this, winds blow from outside to inside.
Their direction deviates in the northern and southern hemispheres according to Ferrel's law.
Naming of cyclones in the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea began in September 2004.
IMD Provides cyclone and storm advisories to 13 countries in the Northern Indian Ocean.

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