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Kyaar Cyclone Analysis

Why Kyaar became one of the strongest cyclones in the Arabian Sea ?

Thanks to record breaking + Indian Ocean Dipole resulting in an above normal Sea Surface Temperature and also due to considerably less wind shear Kyaar was able to intensify rapidly as a Cat 4 tropical cyclone. However, Kyaar is expected to weaken as the wind shear is expected to increase in the coming days. 

KYAAR IS THE SECOND STRONGEST TROPICAL CYCLONE IN THE ARABIAN SEA 

Gonu cyclone from 2007 maintaining the First position.

Kyaar's track ?
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The track of Kyaar is doubtful as some models hinting on Pakistan landfall while some others on Oman landfall. However, Kyaar is expected to weaken and possibilities of it dissipating in the sea also exists. Even if Kyaar makes a landfall it is not expected to cause any major damage.

Sources : IMD • WUNDERGROUND
    


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