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Warming of Arabian Sea raising cyclone frequency
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Back in November 1940, when cyclones didn t have names, the Arabian Sea threw an unprecedented, untimely night-long tantrum that cost the city more than Rs 25 lakh. In the aftermath, bodies floated at Apollo Bunder, Colaba, Mazgaon docks and other sea faces even as piles of planks, broken masts and other pieces of timber turned the harbour from Colaba to Sewri into one long graveyard of ships.
(This story originally appeared in on May 18, 2021)Back in November 1940, when cyclones didn t have names, the Arabian Sea threw an unprecedented, untimely night-long tantrum that cost the city more than Rs 25 lakh. In the aftermath, bodies floated at Apollo Bunder, Colaba, Mazgaon docks and other sea faces even as piles of planks, broken masts and other pieces of timber turned the harbour from Colaba to Sewri into one long graveyard of ships.
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