According to weather experts there is a formation of twin cyclones in the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal.It is rare phenomenon which was previously observed in 2018. Cyclone Tej is set to turn into a severe storm which was brewing in the Arabian sea.  

Cyclone Hamoon in the bay of Bengal is in a premature stage. Tej is the cyclonic storm which took form in south west Arabian sea. The storm continues to become more intense. The cyclone will turn into a severe storm by Sunday (October 22) afternoon. According to the Indian Meteorological department the storm will eventually move towards the South coast of Oman and adjoining Yemen.

At the same time Cyclone Hamoon will emerge in the Bay which will move towards the Andhra Coast before it is diverted by the Western disturbances. IMD Amravati on Friday reported a low pressure over the south west and adjoining south east Bay of Bengal.

According to IMD Amravati the depression over the West Central Bay is likely to intensify further over the west Central Bay of Bengal around October 23. This will be known as Hamoon. According to Skymet the storm showed prominent signs of turning into cylonic storms by October 24.

Evening thunderstorm rains are likely to occur in interior parts of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The naming of the cyclones was done based on the formula naming the cylones in the Indian Ocean region.

The simultaeneous occurence of tropical storms on eastern and western coastline by a distance of 2500 km and this would transverse across separate ways. According to Skymet early development of storms in the Indian seas will leave a little chance for similar instances by the end of the year.  A low pressure area over the southeast and the adjoining south west Arabian Sea has developed into a depression which is expected to become more intense into a cyclonic storm

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