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India Meteorological Department expands weather radar network across South India

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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The India Meteorological Department is maintaining its existing weather radars in Chennai and Sriharikota while planning new installations in locations such as Kanniyakumari and Mangaluru under Mission Mausam. Chennai’s nearly 24-year-old S-band doppler weather radar is being maintained but is expected to be replaced by a new S-band radar by 2027. The agency has placed orders to replace various radars, including those in Chennai and Karaikal.

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The expansion aims to strengthen the radar network to improve weather observations and track monsoons. New X-band radars will provide accurate observations of extreme weather events. This enhanced monitoring capability could aid regional disaster planning and public safety.

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