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May cause a storm in the state of Gujarat

Now it is decided that the wind speed is 160 kms. Per hour

Seaside of 10 districts unsafe

Ahmedabad. The intensity of the cyclone coming to the shoreline of Saurashtra, along with Veraval, on the midnight of Wednesday, was 160 kms. Hours will be there. With this, it can be an offense for Gujarat. This information was found by looking at this time format.

Beginning on June 10, the intensity of this wind cyclone, which is churning the sea shores of Gujarat, is determined by the intermediate formation of its formation ie the formation in the womb. It is believed that the formation of the biggest cycles of cyclones and the ability to repress it is the biggest role. On June 10, due to Deep Depression in the Arabian Sea, it was decided to create a formation in the air cyclone. This cyclone will wreak havoc on the sea shores of Gujarat, its intensity is 160 km Will be per hour.

What is the mother formation cloud in the middle of an intense cyclone i.e. eye formation is the intensity of any cyclone based on the income formation. Eye i.e. the place of calm weather appearing in the middle of any intense tropical cyclone, where there is an eye-like composition. A cyclone is a roundabout area on the eye. Which is usually 30-65 kilometers That is, in the circumference of 20-40 miles. It is a round wall shaped like an eye-shaped tower-shaped tower-shaped ring. This is the place where the worst weather and the highest speed wind is circulated.

The speed of air in the wind cyclone that is coming in between the sea edges of Porbandar and Mahua in Gujarat is very intense due to the mother formation . The formation behind it is only responsible. This is what the meteorologists believe. It is noteworthy that due to air cyclone, 10 districts of Gujarat will have significant impact in the marine areas. In view of this, the government has removed 3 lakh people from the coastal areas to safer places.

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