Science should admit it's limitations
Scan there predictions in last water year! Your answers will get clear
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A cyclone is one natural calamity we can predict with 90% above accuracy about its intensity & path even before a week.
Or we should run every time you say " പുലി വരുന്നേ പുലി വരുന്നേ"
IMD reach out to international scientific community after Odisha cyclones in 1999 after 10,000 deaths & improved capabilities of cyclone prediction
The worst of all is, its rainfall network for Kerala itself is very weak. 69 rain stations as against the BIS stipulated 258. Of the 69 only 5 automatic. Most of then clustered along the coast!!
Now compare we are going to install 11 automatic + 2 AWS for MPD
As per August 9 predictions of IMD Wide spread heavy rainfall is shown against kerala on 15th. The maximum of heavy rainfall according to IMD is 124.4 mm.
What we had received is 260mm to 295mm.
Look at IMD's own records!
Please answer! Things are here in B&W
Sink in that IMD is the sole nodal Dept and they don't permit ISRO or even private players to do this!
If IMD can put out on public domain a single warning before 15/08/2018 saying that an extreme storm event is going to happen with its eye at Peerumedu or elsewhere in Kerala, then I will admit that State failed to respond to their warnings.
That is it!
I will take a lottery ticket instead
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