Naming of cyclones in North Indian Ocean by India and other SAARC
countries and Oman and Thailand began 10 years ago for easy reference,
documentation and research
International committee of World Meteorological Organisation and UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific play a key role in cyclone naming
Eight countries take turns to name cyclones over the Indian Ocean, and Hudhud was Oman’s contribution.
Naming of cyclones is done by turns in the following sequence after Nilofer by Pakistan: Priya (Sri Lanka), Komen (Thailand), Chapala (Bangladesh), Megh (India), Roanu (Maldives), Kyant (Myanmer), Nada (Oman) and Asiri (Sri Lanka)
International committee of World Meteorological Organisation and UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific play a key role in cyclone naming
Eight countries take turns to name cyclones over the Indian Ocean, and Hudhud was Oman’s contribution.
Naming of cyclones is done by turns in the following sequence after Nilofer by Pakistan: Priya (Sri Lanka), Komen (Thailand), Chapala (Bangladesh), Megh (India), Roanu (Maldives), Kyant (Myanmer), Nada (Oman) and Asiri (Sri Lanka)
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