Are flying rivers the cause of Kumbhavrishti?

flying rivers: The warming seas.. the haunting threat.. It is not known in what form nature’s fury will sink. There is no telling which weather threat will hit which region and when. The devastation caused by the deluge, however, leaves an endless amount of damage. Unexpectedly, the clouds cleared and there was a torrential downpour, flooding even the high places. Unexpectedly, the Milky Way comes to the earth and wipes out everything, whether it is a village or a town.

A torrential downpour within hours is called a cloud burst. There is much debate about the reason for the original cloud burst. It is as if the clouds are bursting..Scientists say that flying rivers are the reason why all the rain that falls in a year falls within hours. It is said that there are flying rivers in the sky.. Because of them cloud burst happens. Many studies have been done on what are the rivers in the sky. Unexpected things came to light in those investigations.

The water on the earth evaporated..

Lately, many parts of the country have been hit by heavy rains and floods. The latest was the Wayanad deluge which claimed hundreds of lives. Thousands of people had to be rescued in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. But weather experts say that cloud burst is the reason for the rains in these areas. The water on the earth evaporates and forms a layer like a river in the sky. Scientists say that Kumbhavrishti in the form of rain is leading to rain.

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Global warming. That means global warming. Ranuranu Earth temperature is increasing.. humidity is falling. Some studies have shown that the water on the earth evaporates and forms clouds in the sky. These are called sky rivers or flying rivers. The water in the oceans heats up and turns into vapor in bulk, forming invisible clouds in the sky. In the lower part of the sky, this water is formed as a band.. It moves from the hot region to the cold climate and falls here and there as rain or snow. It can cause massive floods, avalanches and destruction.

574 Sky Rivers in India

Weather experts say that the Indian Ocean has warmed up, and flying rivers have formed in the sky, increasing the effect of the monsoons that come between June and September. According to 2023 Nature Journal, a total of 574 sky rivers were formed in India between 1951-2020. The heaviest flying rivers that have formed in the last two decades are responsible for 80 percent of the floods. Studies have shown that 7 such flying rivers are associated with the 10 worst floods in India during monsoons between 1985-2020. In recent times, however, water from the Indian Ocean has turned into steam, and the formation of flying rivers has increased enormously.