tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-31136724.post3589406034397089559..comments2024-03-28T22:32:17.248+05:30Comments on Vagaries of the Weather ©: Rajeshhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08511057956916968156noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-31136724.post-24088024457154663232010-09-03T22:59:48.948+05:302010-09-03T22:59:48.948+05:30nt, sorry for the late response.
Te MJO may not be...nt, sorry for the late response.<br />Te MJO may not be different than previous years. Bcoz MJOs generally come in approx.15 days waves, waxing and waning.The timing this year maybe a bit late for a MJO wave in mid sept.<br />As yet no forecast is given for an Arabian Sea cyclone. Cyclone mentioned in Aust. report is for mid sept,or later, and could be in either seas.<br />Most of the Arabian Sea cyclones are post monsoon.Rajeshhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08511057956916968156noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-31136724.post-57475791416225974902010-09-03T14:49:10.071+05:302010-09-03T14:49:10.071+05:30Thanks for the really detailed blog Rajesh. Being ...Thanks for the really detailed blog Rajesh. Being someone who does not understand the technical depths of things like 'MJO' I want to raise 2 issues:<br />1. Is the MJO behavior forecasted this time any different as compared to the previous years?<br />2. If a cyclone is formed in the Arabian Sea as forecasted my estimate is that will cause an abrupt end of the Monsoon as a lot of energy / clouds etc. will be pulled away by the systemntnoreply@blogger.com