Abstract The north Indian Ocean accounts for 6% of the global tropical cyclones annually.
Despite the small fraction, some of the most devastating cyclones have formed in this basin …

The east coast of India, especially the coastal region of Odisha, is highly threatened by
tropical cyclones. This study develops a detailed risk map for tropical cyclones in the coastal …

The present research investigates the dynamics and underlying causes contributing to the
exceptional intensity of Super Cyclonic Storm (SuCS) Amphan (16th to 21st May 2020) over …

Air quality has emerged as a significant concern due to its direct impact on human health.
Over recent decades, India has witnessed a marked deterioration in air quality due to rising …

Abstract In May 2020, a category-5 tropical cyclone (TC) Amphan formed in the Bay of
Bengal and struck the coasts of India and Bangladesh. In this study, the relevant dynamic …

Abstract Tropical Cyclone (TC) Gulab-Shaheen in the Northern Indian Ocean in September
2021 marked an extraordinary and rare climatic event that formed during the monsoon …

Abstract The Bay of Bengal (BoB) has distinctive hydrological characteristics, and various
physical mechanisms strongly influence the growth of phytoplankton in this region. In this …

The study analyzes three tropical cyclones (TC) with varying intensities, namely BOB02, a
deep depression in the Bay of Bengal; Tauktae, an extremely severe cyclone in the Arabian …

Abstract Tropical storms (TSs)/Typhoons (TYs) in the Northwest Pacific (NWP) region are
one of the most devastating natural hazards, which cause large-scale impacts on human life …

Abstract Super cyclonic storm Amphan (2020), formed over the Bay of Bengal, has been
forecasted using the mesoscale model WRF to examine the rapid intensification (RI) …