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Tropical cyclones primarily develop over warm waters like the Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea, and the Indian Ocean. Warm sea surface temperatures and low wind shear facilitate their formation. Key Points: 1. Cyclones require a sea surface temperature of 27°C or higher. 2. The Bay of Bengal sees the highest number of cyclones in the Indian Ocean. 3. Cyclones cause storm surges and heavy rainfall. 4. The Arabian Sea has fewer cyclones due to dry winds. 5. They play a significant role in the Indian monsoon system. Bee Facts: • Mediterranean Sea (a): Rarely sees cyclones, but some storms occur. • Bay of Bengal (b): Has the highest frequency of cyclones in India. • Indian Ocean (b): One of the most active regions for cyclones. • Atlantic Ocean (d): Known for hurricanes.
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