officially | Announcing the development of the tropical situation in the Arabian Sea into a tropical storm named `Shaheen`

Arab Weather - Sinan Khalaf - The attention of weather enthusiasts and hunter-gatherers is directed towards the Arabian Sea, specifically in the northeast of the Arabian Sea , where it was announced a little while ago that the tropical turbulence has developed into a tropical storm called "Shaheen".

Tropical Storm Shaheen, northeast of the Arabian Sea

A huge mass of rain thunder clouds monitored by satellites

In the details, satellite images monitor, in the meantime, a huge mass of cumulus thunderclouds accompanying Tropical Storm Shaheen, which is currently stationed in the northeast of the Arabian Sea, and moving along the coasts of Pakistan, loaded with large quantities of heavy thunderstorms, and strong winds ranging in speed around the center between (34 -63) knots, while it continues moving northwest along the Pakistani coast.

An important link to follow up on tropical disturbances in the Arabian Sea via satellite from here

Why did Tropical Storm Shaheen develop in the Arabian Sea?

• Perfect warming of the water surface in the north of the Arabian Sea

Tropical turbulence developed in the atmosphere of the Arabian Sea gradually over the past 24 hours, until it turned into a storm called “Tropical Storm Shaheen” due to the surface temperature of the water, which is ideal for supporting depressions and tropical storms, as it reaches in the north of the Arabian Sea about 29 degrees Celsius, and in this Case Sea water serves as the fuel for this orbital system.

• Weak shear winds north of the Arabian Sea

There is also another positive and important indicator that supports the development of the tropical situation in Bahr, which is the weakness of the shear winds in the northern part of the Arabian Sea, which are known to be the first killer of tropical systems in the event of their activity.

Shear winds are defined as the change in wind speed and direction in both vertical and horizontal directions, as these winds weaken and limit the vertical growth of cumulus thunderstorms, that is, they impede the process of increasing the thickness of the clouds, and thus become shallow and stratified and thus weaken the tropical system if they exist.

The course of the tropical state is still uncertain, as it is difficult to determine the path inevitably and accurately from now on, as numerical weather models find it very difficult in the process of monitoring, predicting and simulating tropical conditions, especially before the formation of the tropical state in the Arabian Sea, in addition to the large number of atmospheric variables, as the The possibilities are distributed between Pakistan and the Sultanate of Oman, and the Arab Regional Weather Center invites you to keep abreast of the news issued by the weather forecast cadre in the coming days regarding expected weather updates, through the Arab Weather application.