Cyclone Yas
What is Cyclone?
Cyclones or cyclones are a low-pressure process of weather consisting of rain, thunder, and strong cyclonic winds caused by tropical oceans that transfer heat generated in the equatorial region to the polar region. This type of storm is called a cyclone because the wind blows at high speeds. Cyclones rotate counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere.Although a cyclone hits the coast and causes a disaster, it is a normal process of weathering that maintains the earth's heat balance. On average, there are about 60 cyclones in the world every year. Most of it melts at sea, but the small number of shocks that hit the coast often cause terrible damage.
Region and duration of cyclone formation
The tropical oceans are divided into seven basins or regions as cyclone-producing regions.
The meteorological departments of various countries are working under the auspices of the World Meteorological Organization to monitor and warn the movement of cyclones in each region.
Cyclone Yas
Cyclone Yas is located in the east-central part of the Bay of Bengal. Meanwhile, the Indian Meteorological Office said that a strong cyclone has taken shape since the morning of May 24. The Indian Meteorological Office said the cyclone would intensify in the next 24 hours. Whenever a storm or natural disaster occurs, it is code-named Escap, the regional meteorological agency of the World Meteorological Organization. This time the name of the cyclone has been suggested by Oman, a member of ESCAP. Yash means ‘despair’, sorrow. The Persian word for this word is given by Oman to the committee of ESCAP comprising 13 countries of the world including India, Bangladesh, Myanmar. According to international law, the names of the countries in the basin that create cyclones in the ocean are decided. The other cyclones that have been named after Yas are Gulab, Sahin, Jawad, Ashani, Sitrang, Mandous, Mocha.
Cyclone Yas in Bangladesh
According to the Bangladesh Meteorological Department, cyclone 'Yas' in the Bay of Bengal has become stronger and is staying in the same area in the sea.In such a situation, the Meteorological Department has issued warning signal number two for the seaports of Bangladesh. Meanwhile, cyclone Yas and local clouds have started raining in different parts of the country.
There was 36 mm of rain in the capital from 9 pm to 6 am yesterday. The highest rainfall in the country was 131 mm in Sandwip. Even today, light to moderate rain is likely in most parts of the country. However, there is a possibility of moderate to heavy rains along the coast.
