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Deep Depression Weakens, No New Vortex Over Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea: Isro Images
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The monsoon has kept large parts of India under rain today, with a single deep depression moving at a steady 12 km/h inland. The India Meteorological Department's tracking says there is no new vortex over the Bay of Bengal or Arabian Sea.
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Deep Depression Weakens, No New Vortex Over Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea: Isro Images
According to Isro images, the deep depression is still a single system, moving at a steady 12 km/h inland. The India Meteorological Department's tracking confirms that there is no new vortex over the Bay of Bengal or Arabian Sea. The monsoon has kept large parts of India under rain today, with the depression's movement not causing any new storm systems to form. The IMD's tracking will continue to monitor the situation. The Isro images provide a clear picture of the depression's movement and the lack of new vortex formation. The depression's movement is expected to continue, with the IMD tracking its progress. The Isro images are a valuable resource for understanding the depression's movement and the impact of the monsoon on India.
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