Heavy Rains to persist in parts of Central India,as a result of deep convection of Cyclonic Circulation

A Cyclonic Circulation that is presently at Central India,has brought very strong thunderstorms with heavy rains & what made it so strong? The deep convection within the circulation has enveloped major states of India including Telengana.

Another Well marked low pressure is marked over Northeast India that will also boost rains over there in future.


We have never seen, this type of convection in deep depression that had invaded Gujarat and Sindh during 2017 monsoon.


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