A cloudburst is an extreme rainfall event where massive rain falls over a small area in a short period, often leading to sudden flash floods. In...
Published by Mrinmoy Majumder, Associate Professor at National Institute of Technology Agartala

A cloudburst is an extreme rainfall event where massive rain falls over a small area in a short period, often leading to sudden flash floods. In mountainous or hilly regions, cloudbursts happen when warm air rapidly lifts moisture-laden clouds, causing intense precipitation. These events can be highly destructive, overwhelming drainage systems and triggering landslides. Click below for a more detailed analysis on Cloudburst :
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