Beware the ides of March (JULIUS CAESAR ACT 1, SCENE 2) Caesar: Who is it in the press that calls on me?I hear a tongue shriller than all the musicCry “Caesar!” Speak, Caesar is turn’d to hear.Soothsayer: Beware the ides of March.Caesar: What man is that?Brutus: A soothsayer bids you beware the ides of March….
As February gives way to March the overall theme among not only weather bloggers but also common public is summer and associated heat. The days start to become warmer while not yet uncomfortably hot over large parts of Peninsular India. The night time nip in the interior areas also gradually gives way to pleasant mornings…
The Indian sub continent is unique in many ways when it comes to weather, not just hosting one of the most anticipated weather event in the form of ISMR, but also many intricate weather influences due to its location. On the one hand proximity to the Equator keeps the probability for tropical precipitation pattern to…
The last few days have seen abnormally hot day time temperatures hit parts of the Indian sub continent along with adjoining areas of Pakistan and Iran under the influence of an abnormally strong anti cyclone sitting over Arabian Sea and adjoining areas. Consequent to the anti cyclone sitting over the region suppressed atmospheric conditions that…
The Indian Summer Monsoon is one of the best examples of the intricate interaction between Sun & Wind to create a large scale weather phenomenon. The relentless summer sun triggers a large scale vacuum over the Indian subcontinent creating a huge area of low pressure. When the air moves in to fill up this vacuum…
