The Hindu National · DistrictNews · 2026-08-26
Cyclone frequency may rise over Indian coast from the warming of Pacific: study
A combination of global warming and a cyclical event called the Pacific Decadal Oscillation that repeats every 20-30 years, could make cyclones that originate near the Equator more frequent in the coming years Tropical cyclones near Equator subdued in recent decades due to Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO). Warming of Central Equatorial Pacific (El Nino) linked to reduced rainfall in India. Cyclone frequency may rise over Indian coast from the warming of Pacific: study
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