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Tropical Cyclone 17S Will Miss Port Hedlund, Australia

Kansas City, January 23 (World Weather Inc.) – Tropical Cyclone 17S (Luana) was located just to the north of Western Australia at 1930 GMT today. The disturbance will make its way into the Dampier Peninsula overnight tonight into Saturday morning before tracking farther south across Western Australia this weekend and early next week. Port Hedland, Western Australia will be spared from the storm; through some rough weather is likely in the Broome and Derby areas and from the Dampier Peninsula into the King Sound impacting some shipping activity. Remnants of the storm will bring rain farther to the south in Western Australia, though much of the precipitation will occur outside of key agricultural areas. Flash flooding will still be possible in Western Australia and minor livestock impacts will be possible.

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Northern India To Receive Rain As Reproduction Approaches

Kansas City, January 22 (World Weather Inc.) – Precipitation has been limited in northern India since last year’s monsoon ended. Although the region does not usually receive heavy amounts of rain this time of year, western disturbances are needed to stimulate some precipitation for the rabi grains, oilseeds, pulses, and other crops. Two disturbances will promote waves of precipitation for the region during the coming week that will be well-timed for both irrigated and rain-fed crops. February is when crop reproduction usually occurs and the rain will help promote a good outlook for the region; though follow up rain will be required. Southern India will also have a few opportunities for spotty rain during the coming week while most other locations are dry.