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- 82 - (c) Since, use of oil treatment products in deeper waters is less likely to cause damage; the approval will not be subject to restrictions as applicable for inshore use. Any request for use should be submitted to nearest CG Spill Notification Centre.
- 83 - CHAPTER III Annex-8 SYNOPTIC AND CLIMATOLOGICAL FEATURES IN EASTERN REGION January 1. General. The month of January and February constitute the winter season. However, of the northern India, December is also considered as winter month. The weather is usually fine over most ports of the Bat of Bengal with steady NEly winds. Equally weather accompanied by thunder activity may occur off East Coast particularly along with Andhra to North Tamil Nadu coast becomes insignificant in this month, During this season rainfall mainly occurs over the Northern and Central parts of the Country and is mainly associated with the passage of Western Disturbances and induced laws. 2. Surface Pressure Pattern. The pressure gradient continues to be weak over the entire country as in the month of December, with the features high pressure cell in the northern parts and low pressures over southern parts of India. A ridgeline running along the East Coast of Peninsula and two well-marked trough one extending from Gujarat to Kerala and another along the Tenassarim coast are the seasonal features. 3. Surface Wind & Visibility. The winds blow chiefly from NEly all over the Bay of Bengal with speeds of the order of 5-10 kts over north Bay and 10-15 kms. Over Central Bay, South Bay and Andaman sea. Visibility is generally good except for fog and haze off West Bengal and Orissa coast due to passage of Western Disturbance over the sea. 4. Cyclonic Storms and Depression : Cyclonic. storms and Depression normally do not form in the Arabian sea during this season. In the Bay of Bengal, they are very few. They usually originate between latitude 5 deg to 9 deg North and west of longitude 92 deg East during the winter season. The frequency of formation of Cyclone and Depression per year is 0.14 and 0.16 respectively. They move in Westerly/Northwesterly direction and strike the North Tamil Nadu coast or East coast of Sri Lanka. They bend to weaken at times over the sea areas during the course of their movement. Heavy rainfall occurs over North Eastern sector of the track of system. 5. Western Disturbances. The normal fine to fair weather of the Northern India and Northern parts of Bay and Arabian Sea occasionally changes
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