When the eye of the storm passes over land, it is classified as making landfall. According to RIMES, Titli cyclone is rarest of rare in more than 200 years of cyclone track history in Odisha coast and also elsewhere.

• In accordance to RIMES, Titli cyclone is rarest of rare in much more than 200 a long time of cyclone monitor record in Odisha coastline and also in other places. Titli retained its destructive potential after landfall and made a recurvature away from coastal areas for more than two days. Sub: Very Severe Cyclonic Storm “TITLI” over Bay of Bengal (07-13 Oct. 2018) and Very Severe Cyclonic Storm “LUBAN” over Arabian Sea (06-14 October 2018) Cyclone Amphan, Weather Forecast Today LIVE Updates: After Bengal, PM Modi lands in Odisha. Cyclone Titli News Monitoring. Published on May 22, 2020.

According to the RIMES, more than 200 years of cyclone track history in the Odisha coast reveals that the Titli cyclone is the rarest of rare in terms of its characteristics such as recurvature after landfall and retaining its destructive potential after landfall and recurvature … Get by Email • RSS. BHUBANESWAR: Titli was the rarest of rare cyclone in the last more than two centuries due to the recurvature after its landfall, a phenomenon that is quite uncommon. Its rare features were in terms of its characteristics such as recurvature after landfall, retaining its destructive potential after landfall and recurvature away from coastal areas for more than two days. In its latest report, RIMES stated that more than 200 years of cyclone track history in the Odisha coast reveals that the Titli cyclone is the rarest of rare due to the recurvature after its landfall. The Regional Integrated Multi-Hazard Early Warning System (RIMES) for Africa and Asia, has termed ‘Titli’, the severe cyclonic storm that hit Odisha as ‘rarest cyclone’. ; Titli cyclone was the rarest of rare in terms of its following characteristics: Recurvature after landfall.. Findings of RIMES on Cyclone Titli: More than 200 years of cyclone track history in the Odisha coast reveals that the Titli cyclone is the rarest of rare in terms of its characteristics such as recurvature after landfall and retaining its destructive potential after landfall and recurvature away from the coastal areas for more than two days. More than 200 years of cyclone track history in the Odisha coast reveals that the Titli cyclone is the rarest of rare in terms of its characteristics such as recurvature after landfall and retaining its destructive potential after landfall and recurvature away from the coastal areas for more than two days,