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October 18, 2025Plant Science TodayOpen Access

Review on evolving cyclone patterns in Bay of Bengal: Challenges for coastal agriculture

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Overall cyclone frequency has decreased in the Bay of Bengal, but the intensity and duration of cyclones have increased due to climate change.
The Bay of Bengal experiences an average of 5-6 cyclones annually, primarily occurring in May, October, and November.
Climate drivers such as the Indian Ocean Dipole and El Nino Southern Oscillation significantly influence the variability of tropical cyclones in the region.
Changing cyclone patterns pose severe risks to agriculture, often coinciding with critical crop growth stages, leading to substantial yield losses.

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This review examines climate change impacts on tropical cyclones and agriculture in the Bay of Bengal region, highlighting significant drivers like ENSO and IOD.

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Selva et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f3eb011cfc5ad53f29084c https://doi.org/10.14719/pst.11369

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This review examines climate change impacts on tropical cyclones and agriculture in the Bay of Bengal region, highlighting significant drivers like ENSO and IOD.

Review on evolving cyclone patterns in Bay of Bengal: Challenges for coastal agriculture

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