At Meteora Weather Service, cyclone prediction isn’t just a technical process — it’s a mission driven by accountability, science, and experience. In a region as cyclonically active as the Indian subcontinent, where lives, infrastructure, agriculture, and industry often lie in the path of severe storms, timely and accurate cyclone forecasting can be the difference between chaos and control.

We monitor global oceanic and atmospheric patterns, especially in the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea, to forecast cyclones by interpreting early indicators like wind shear and ocean temperature.

But it’s not just about detecting a storm. It’s about understanding its intent.
Where is it heading? How strong will it get? What regions will feel its full force? What could the surge do to coastal towns? When will the rain begin, and how much will fall?

At Meteora, every cyclone forecast is built with a purpose — to give people, businesses, and communities the time they need to prepare, respond, and recover. Our prediction models are calibrated to regional topography, local vulnerabilities, and real-world ground realities, not just global datasets. This localized understanding ensures our forecasts are both scientifically robust and practically useful.

When a cyclone looms, we’re not watching from the sidelines.
We’re already in motion — analyzing, alerting, and guiding.