New Delhi: You must be celebrating right now, how soon the coronavirus crisis will end and all people can return to normal life, but the forecast is that the year 2020 is going to be a struggle, war and destruction. Has brought
With the beginning of the year, the coronavirus has become havoc for the whole world. Now according to an estimate, by the end of this year, there is a danger of 16 small and big storms. Although which areas will be affected by these storms, it is not yet known accurately.
In these storms,
even after the coronavirus, including eight hurricanes, the clouds of danger will loom. This fact has been told by Colorado State University meteorologists after forecasting research. He said that this year, more than 16 storms have been predicted across the world.
The tropical and subtropical Atlantic generally is warmer than normal. The region with above-normal SSTs in Atlantic correlates fairly well with typical March SST pattern associated with above-normal #hurricane seasons. Exception is current cold anomaly in far North Atlantic. pic.twitter.com/2rzfTN8nKK
— Philip Klotzbach (@philklotzbach) April 2, 2020
They also include eight Hurricanes. Four of these eight storms will be extremely dangerous and powerful. Experts said we have got indications of big activities happening again this year.
There are also signs of landslides
meteorologist Philippe Klotsbeck said, “We estimate that in 2020 the Atlantic Basin Hurricane weather activity will be above normal. Hurricane storms that range from 3 to 5 will become major storms. They will have strong winds of 111 mph and above. It is estimated that these storms will come during the Hurricane season from June 1 to November 30. Clotsbach said, there have been signs of landslides from these big storms.
According to him, 69 per cent landslides are expected along the coasts of the US According to him, at least one major storm this year is expected to cause 69 per cent landslides near the coasts of America. However, the forecast has not been able to accurately predict where storms may strike and there is little chance of a landslide at a location.
One of the reasons for the above-average seasonal #hurricane forecast from CSU is due to the likely lack of #ElNino this summer/fall. El Nino generally increases vertical wind shear in the Atlantic, tearing apart hurricanes. pic.twitter.com/CkC93ukSCm
— Philip Klotzbach (@philklotzbach) April 2, 2020
Clotsbeck and other experts report that the Atlantic Basin has an average of 12 tropical storms per year, six of which are hurricanes.
Scientists also decided the names
, according to scientists, the names of the storms that are coming are as follows. Arthur, Bertha, Cristobal, Dolly, Eduard, Fay, Gonzalo, Hannah, Ilias, Josephine, Kelly, Laura, Marco, Nana, Om, Paulette, René, Sally, Teddy, Vicky and Wilfred. Of these, eight hurricanes will be of Heriken category, four will be devastation, the rest will be of the normal type. Scientists also decided the names of all these.
Know, what is Hurricane
Hurricane is a type of hurricane, which is called a tropical cyclone. These are powerful and destructive storms. They originate in the Atlantic Basin. According to scientists, a tropical storm becomes a hurricane when its wind speed reaches 74 mph. Its intensity is measured with the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.
