the heating of the Arabian Sea, causing more frequent cyclones is the question When we take into account the kind of cyclones we've seen, the Arabian Sea is hotter than usual when it comes to the Arabian Sea. Usually cyclones come about in the Bay of Bengal, which is warmer than the Arabian Sea. But cyclones in the Bay of Bengal impact the monsoon positively. But on the other hand, we frequency of cyclones that are increasing when it comes to the Arabian Sea and the maximum sea surface temperature does not exceed 32 degrees anywhere in the world. And now we are seeing that the temperature is reaching 31 degrees in the Arabian Sea, which is why the very severe cyclone has intensified. It did intensify into that extremely severe cyclone due to the increase in the heat potential that led to the intensification of the storm, which has been travelling at sea for a week. When we take into account this year, there's already been one a cyclone in the Arabian Sea. Last year there were none in the Arabian Sea, but in 2021 there were two. So it was the case in 2020 and in 2019 we had as many as nine storms in all, of which six were in the Arabian Sea and only three in the Bay of Bengal.
