Friday, September 15, 2017

September 1-15, Giant X-ray camera, Odisha lightning, blue light, three  Hurricanes that ravaged US, A tornado Akiveedu village, lightning flashes earthquake rocked Mexico, changed colour of flower, Vietnam Typhoon.

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Volume 2017, Issue No.9  Dated: 1 to 15 September 2017,  Time:11:27:20 AM

September 1-15, 2017: Giant X-ray camera,  Odisha lightning, blue light, three  Hurricanes that ravaged US, A tornado Akiveedu village,  lightning flashes earthquake rocked Mexico,  changed colour of  flower, Vietnam Typhoon.
               
               Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana,
M.Sc. (Math. Phys), M.Sc. (Nucl. Phys), Ph. D. (AU), Int. Edu & Res. (Sweden 1964-65) 
                                                               While returning from Sweden, spent few days in England, Paris, Egypt and etc.
Visited USA about 12 Universities, several National Laboratories and Institutes in 1988.
In 1989 visited Japan,  and South Korea.
 [Retd. Prof of Physics; Shivaji University, Kolhapur - 416004]
Residential Address: 17- 11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony,
      Maharanipeta. P. O., Visakhapatnam-530002, A.P. Mobile: 09491902867.
       kotcherlakota_l_n@hotmail.com; DOB:23-07-1940. 
lakshminarayana.kotcherlakota@gmail.com

ABSTRACT
                        Simhachalam received 13.6 cm and other areas received 10 cm within two hours, rainfall. Downpour started on Wednesday night with thunderstorm till early hours of Thursday 31 August 2017. Nobody paying attention to the area from Maharanipeta via Relli Veedhi, and over Mrs. A. V. N. College to Chengalaraopeta to old city behind the Kankamahalakshmi Temple. Sept 1, 2017: In an era of dire climate records the US and South Asia floods won't be the last from the US to India and China. Sept 3, 017 at 8 AM: SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sunday, which it said was a successful detonation of an advanced hydrogen bomb, in a dramatic escalation of the isolated state’s stand-off with the United States and its allies. North Korea conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sunday. Nirmala Sitharaman was on Sunday named the new defence minister. An X-ray camera so powerful it can capture images of individual atoms and make movies of chemical reactions has begun operating today. A slight intensity earthquake of 3.4 magnitude on the Richter scale rocked Assam's Sonitpur district Thursday night. The earthquake took place at 11:27 pm and its epicentre was located at latitude 26.6 degree north and longitude 92.7 degree east. Sept. 2, 2017 6:31BST: France: A tent at the Vieux Canal festival in the northeast town of Azerailles was struck by lightning. At least 15 people were injured, two of them seriously, after lightning struck a tent during a music festival in northeast France. At least nine persons died and six others injured as lightning struck them in various districts as rains lashed most parts of Odisha. Sept 3, 2017: Nellore on Sunday night heavy rainfall for about an hour, occurred. Thunderbolt killed one person in Nellore.Sept 03, 2017:Thunders in Visakhapatnam, around 15:25 PM. A team of researchers has found a rare phenomenon in biology, that blue light acts as a catalyst to facilitate hydrocarbon production. An algal photo enzyme in microalgae uses blue light to convert fatty acids into hydrocarbons. Hurricane Jose has strengthened to a Category Four storm as it follows in the path of Hurricane Irma. A satellite image shows Hurricane Irma being trailed by Hurricane Jose in the Atlantic Ocean.1:48am Sep 9, 2017. Sept. 6, 2017: The largest solar flare for more than 12 years and the eighth-largest since modern records began in 1996 erupted from the sun on Wednesday and has been captured in high detail. A tornado hit the aqua ponds near Akiveedu village of West Godavari district creating panic among people of the surrounding areas. The tornado, which appeared around 5.30 pm on Tuesday has lasted for over ten minutes. Dahlia Flowers in Red, Violet, White, Neradu fruit colours grown in Damaku and Kalipatnam, of Visakha agency area are brought by Girizans for sale, for about Rs.60/- a basket of three dozens said women buyers, as these flowers are blooming full this year. At least 15 dead as magnitude 8.2 quake rocks Mexico. A powerful 8.2-magnitude earthquake rocked Mexico late on Thursday, Sept. 7, killing at least 15 people and triggering a tsunami alert. A series of lightning flashes adorned the earthquake rocked Mexico late on Thursday 7 Sept. 2017. The Adivasi Lady who carries the Jack fruit to the wine preparation. In the southern port city of Aqaba the project aims to produce 130 tonnes of organic vegetables per year from an area of the size of four football pitches. Two saltwater cooled green houses, a water desalination unit and salt ponds for salt production. Founders are Norway and European union. 10 September 2017 13:17 CEST+02:00: At least six people have died in violent rainstorms sweeping across Italy on Sunday, with the Tuscan city of Livorno taking the brunt of the flooding. some 40 cm rainfall in four hours. At least six people have died. Sept.10,2017:Rachapalyam-Satyvedu: Two schoolchildren were killed on the spot, and two boys critically injured when lightning struck, September 12, 2017: MANILA: Heavy rains caused flooding in some parts of the Philippine capital and nearby provinces. 12 Sept.2017 at 07:38 BST: Record flash floods swept into Jacksonville out of the St Johns River, while an estimated 13 million people were left without power across the state in Florida. 13 Sept. 2017: Through out the day it was cloudy, but in the afternoon after 3PM it started raining and continued in the night. It rained in the evening on 14 Sept. 2017 at Visakhapatnam with some fierce wind. The Foundation stone for the bullet train project will be laid on September 14 at western Gujarat state on the Ahmedabad-Mumbai route.


DETAILS
September 1, 2017 / 10:21 AM / an hour ago: MEXICO CITY: Tropical Storm Lidia lashed the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula with heavy rain and high winds as it barreled through the popular tourist resorts of Los Cabos on Thursday evening, Late on Thursday, Lidia was about 40 miles (64 km) northwest of Cabo San Lucas, blowing maximum sustained winds of 65 mph (105 kph), and moving north-northwest.
Sept 1, 2017: In an era of dire climate records the US and South Asia floods won't be the last from the US to India and China, human impact on the climate is likely to have made droughts and storms more severe – and the trend is only set to continue.
Sept 2, 2017: Simhachalam received 13.6 cm and other areas received 10 cm within two hours, rainfall. Downpour started on Wednesday night with thunderstorm till early hours of Thursday 31  August 2017. Venkatadhrinagar  108.5mm, M. V. P. colony 101.2mm, Madhavadhara Vuda colony 98.75mm while Narava received 104.5mm rainfall. Sunit Bhattachrjee explodes the Visakhapatnam city received 78.1mm and 60.2mm on August 29 and 30. Nobody paying attention to the area from Maharanipeta via Relli Veedhi, and over Mrs. A. V. N. College to Chengalaraopeta to old city behind the Kankamahalakshmi Temple.    

The laser camera has started operating in its underground facility stretching 3.4km beneath the German city of Hamburg. An X-ray camera so powerful it can capture images of individual atoms and make movies of chemical reactions has begun operating today. The X-Ray Free-Electron Laser (XFEL) can flash 27,000 laser beams per second; each one a billion times brighter than that of conventional X-Ray sources, as X-rays have a wavelength of 0.8 nanometres, almost 500 times shorter than visible light. The powerful X-ray laser is generated from an electron beam directed through a special superconducting linear accelerator. In a 2.1km-long section of tunnel, the electron pulses are accelerated to near-light speed before entering a tunnel containing a 210m stretch of X-ray generating devices. It is here that the 17,290 permanent magnets with alternating poles, known as undulators, interact with the electron pulses. These undulators are used to bring the electrons into a "slalom" course and with every change of direction the electrons release extremely short-wavelength X-ray radiation, which intensifies along the length of the undulator stretch. 
Friday, September 1, 2017 - 06: A slight intensity earthquake of 3.4 magnitude on the Richter scale rocked Assam's Sonitpur district Thursday night. The earthquake took place at 11:27 pm and its epicentre was located at latitude 26.6 degree north and longitude 92.7 degree east.

2 Sept 2017: The US President will make his second visit to the storm-ravaged region on Saturday, travelling to flood-hit Houston, Texas, and Lake Charles, Louisiana.
September 2, 2017, 7:41 PM IST: Tropical Storm Lidia Lashes Mexico's Baja California; 4 Dead: Authorities said the death toll could rise over the weekend as emergency crews surveyed the damage in villages with ramshackle homes. The storm was centered about 70 miles (115 km) east-southeast of Punta Eugenia and was heading northwest at about 12 mph (19 kph). Lidia earlier spread rains over a broad swath of Mexico including the capital, where it was blamed for flooding.
Sept, 2, 2017: Tirumala had heavy rainfall on Saturday from 10 AM to 12 hours non-stop and temple nearby places and festival streets completely covered with water. Many pilgrims  suffered a lot. 
HISTORY OF INDIA
A cache of Roman gold and silver mintage as “eight coolie-loads”, at 20,000 coins per porter. Clearly India’s appetite for precious metals–and cash-only trade—go back a long way! The sheer abundance of coins (Vellalore in Tamil Nadu has yielded the most so far) shows that the balance of trade was in India’s favour—said to be to the tune of 60 million sesterces in Nero’s time! The Roman world imported 120 items from here, including pepper, indigo, sandalwood, muslin, beryl, ivory, glass beads, peacocks and even the famed south Indian ‘ukku’ steel. India wanted only 30 items, including coral, horses, wine and olive oil. In ancient times, the wine growing region for Rome was Tuscany, thanks to the Etruscan culture. So it is very possible that 2,000 years before “Super Tuscans” arrived in India, wines made from ancestors of the modern Sangiovese grape, tickled the palates of the ancient Indian elite. And perhaps olive oil—probably sourced from the Roman colonies of Hispania and North Africa—was massaged into many an aristocratic Indian limb at the time! Not only did South Indian rulers sent delegations to Roman emperors from Augustus and Trajan to Hadrian, Constantine and Justinian, there is evidence in Sangam literature that there were large communities of Roman merchants in places like Madura. All of which points to extensive links between India and Rome that began with trade but possibly deepened into something more permanent, at least for some of those foreigners.:
LIGHTNING DEATHS:
1. Sept. 2, 2017 6:31BST: France: A tent at the Vieux Canal festival in the northeast town of Azerailles was struck by lightning. A woman in her sixties and a 44-year-old man were said to be in serious condition after being directly hit by the lightning and suffering from burns in France. At least 15 people were injured, two of them seriously, after lightning struck a tent during a music festival in northeast France on Saturday (2 September).
2. Bhubaneswar [Published on:02 Sep 2017, 5:46 PM IST]:
Fig.1 The Odisha lightning.
At least nine persons died and six others injured as lightning struck them in various districts as rains lashed most parts of Odisha. With the south-west monsoon has been active in Odisha. The chief amounts of rainfall had been recorded in districts like Puri, Cuttack, Balasore, Mayurbhanj, Bhadrak, Jagatsinghpur, Angul, Gajapti, Khurda, Kendrapara, Jajpur, Keonjhar, Sundargarh, Ganjam and Boudh.
3. Sept 3, 2017: Nellore on Sunday night heavy rainfall for about an hour, occurred. Thunderbolt killed one person in Nellore. Prakasam district recorded three deaths due to current shock. Srikakulam agency area recorded heavy rain fall on 3 Sept. 2017.
Sunday, September 3, 2017 - 09: A slight intensity earthquake of magnitude 3.4 hits Manipur's Imphal at around 2.30 am, Saturday night. The earthquake took place at 2:34 am and its epicentre was located at latitude 24.9 degree north and longitude 93.9 degree east. It was generated at a depth of 26 km from the surface in Imphal.
Sept 3, 017 at 8 AM: SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sunday, which it said was a successful detonation of an advanced hydrogen bomb, in a dramatic escalation of the isolated state’s stand-off with the United States and its allies. 
September 03, 2017 14:45 IST: Nirmala Sitharaman was on Sunday named the new defence minister, only the second woman to hold the post.
Sept 03, 2017:Thunders in Visakhapatnam, around 15:25 PM.


                                                                                      



 Fig.2  The milky flow of a river



 Fig. 3   The milky flow of  a river in Andhra Pradesh
S&T: The Hindu: Light into Food: A team of researchers has found a rare phenomenon in biology, that blue light acts as a catalyst to facilitate hydrocarbon production. An algal photo enzyme in microalgae uses blue light to convert fatty acids into hydrocarbons. This could be used in biological manufacture.
3 Sept. 2017: IIT Guwahati Researh:Two reactants branched, polyethylene and dipentserythritol, penta-/hexa -acrylate or SAcD are mixed together to get a nanocomplex.  Coating stable even at temperatures 15C to 100C for about 30 days. one gram of cotton ball coated with with the highly oleophilic material was able to absorb over 1000 grams of oil, irrespective of its density, results published in Journal of Chemical Science.
4 Sept. 2017: It rained in Visakhapatnam in the evening by 3.00PM. 
Sept. 5 , 2017: It was cloudy in the morning. 
Fig.3a Silk from the sea 

September 05, 2017 13:59 IST:

                                                     Fig.4  Hurricane IRMA slams Caribbean.
Hurricane Irma Barrels Toward Caribbean, Southern United States: In preparation for the storm, the government of economically struggling Puerto Rico declared a state of emergency and activated the National Guard on Monday. A Category 4 hurricane on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale means sustained winds of 130-156 mph (209-251 kph) with "catastrophic" outcomes, including uprooted trees and downed power lines, water and electricity outages, and significant property damage causing uninhabitable conditions. Irma also threatens the U.S. East Coast and Florida, which declared a state of emergency on Monday night. The hurricane center expects Irma to reach southern Florida on Saturday. Irma, a Category 5 storm, made its first landfall in the Caribbean early Wednesday. The storm has maximum sustained winds of 185 mph, putting it near the highest on record. President Donald Trump declared emergencies in Florida, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, while authorities in the Bahamas said they would evacuate six southern islands. Irma's path couldn't be precisely predicted. It is expected to pass near Puerto Rico sometime Wednesday, then move toward the Florida coast over the weekend. Southeast Florida could be in the eye of the storm by Sunday morning. Irma's sustained winds of 185 mph inched toward the highest on record.
                                           A satellite image shows Hurricane Irma being trailed by Hurricane Jose in the Atlantic Ocean. (The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
                                                                                 Fig.4a
                                                                                  
                                 

                                                                         Fig.4b

                                           

                                                                    Fig. 4c Hurricane Jose                                                                 
Fig.4d  The three  Hurricanes that ravaged US.

Hurricane Jose has strengthened to a Category Four storm as it follows in the path of Hurricane Irma. A satellite image shows Hurricane Irma being trailed by Hurricane Jose in the Atlantic Ocean.1:48am Sep 9, 2017.
Sat, Sep 09 2017. 08 47 AM IST: Havana: Hurricane Irma lashed Cuba and the Bahamas as it drove toward Florida on Friday after hitting the eastern Caribbean with its devastatingly high winds, killing 21 people and leaving catastrophic destruction in its wake.

SOLAR STORMS: The Solar storms that produce the Northern Lights may have been to blame for last year's stranding of 29 sperm whales on beaches in the UK and other countries around the North Sea. The high-energy particles released towards the Earth during a Solar storm "deform the Earth's magnetic field". These particles also produce the famous Northern Lights - and can interfere with communications systems, satellites and cause power blackouts. A few weeks before the whales washed up, a Norwegian measuring station near Shetland recorded changes in the magnetic field intensity and inclination in the area.
Sept. 6, 2017: The largest solar flare for more than 12 years  and the eighth-largest since modern records began in 1996 erupted from the sun on Wednesday and has been captured in high detail
06 Sept. 2017: Eluru:





                                                    Fig.5  Akiveedu Village West Godavari 5:30PM

                                                                  on Tuesday, 5 Sept 2017


                                                       Fig.6  Akiveedu Village West Godavari 5:30PM

                                                                  on Tuesday, 5 Sept 2017




                                                     Fig.7  Akiveedu Village West Godavari 5:30PM

                                                                  on Tuesday, 5 Sept 2017


                                                   Fig.8  Akiveedu Village West Godavari 5:30PM

                                                                  on Tuesday, 5 Sept 2017

                                                 

                                               Fig. 9 Akiveedu Village West Godavari 5:30PM

                                                                  on Tuesday, 5 Sept 2017

A tornado hit the aqua ponds near Akiveedu village of West Godavari district creating panic among people of the surrounding areas. The tornado, which appeared around 5.30 pm on Tuesday has lasted for over ten minutes. It's whirlwind covered nearly entire aqua ponds situated 2 km from Akiveedu village and lasted for ten minutes. Due to the tornado, huts on the ponds got damaged and fish crates flew all over the place due to water rising in a whirlpool. The village was hit by tornado only last week. Surprisingly neither IMD nor APSDRS were not aware of the incident before it's happening. If the tornado hit villages, causalities and damage to properties could have been more, fear villages. This is the third time tornado is hitting the area. Last week, tornado damaged a few huts on the fish ponds. Some villagers have captured the tornado on video.  Earlier last year during this season, tornado has hit the Akiveedu area. Tornadoes are now become common to the rice bowl district of Andhra Pradesh.

6 Sept. 2017: HYDERABAD: People were forced to move on the roads with the head lights on at 11 AM. With cumulonimbus clouds covered plunged the city to total darkness for more than four hours from morning 7AM to 12 noon, on Wednesday 6 Sept.2017. Several districts such as Warangal, Karimnagar, Jagtial, Mahbubnagar, Siddipet, and Nalagonda districts witnessed heavy rains, with thunderstorms accompanied by strong winds, that would continue next  24 hours.  
7 Sept. 2017:


Fig. 10 a  and b :    Dahlia Flowers Ananthagiri Rural
Dahlia Flowers in Red, Violet, White, Neradu fruit colours grown in Damaku and Kalipatnam, of Visakha agency area are brought by Girizans for sale, for about Rs.60/- a basket of three dozens said women buyers, as these flowers are blooming full this year.  
Sept. 7, 2017: Duck species, Ruddy shelducks able to fly at altitudes of 6.8km to cross Himalayas, flying through valleys in the mountain range. 

Sept. 8, 2017: NASA captures  Strong Solar flares: These were emitted on Wednesday, 6 Sept. 2016, Two flares the second of which was the most intense since the start of this cycle in December 2008. They were detected and captured by US Space Agency, SDO. Category X eruptions, disturbed high-frequency radio communications for an hour, on the earth's side facing the sun. They disturbed the low-frequency communications used in navigation. The two eruptions occurred in an active region of the sun, where an average eruption occurred on Sept. 4, 2017. Solar cycle lasts 11 years. These storms occur at places where magnetic energy is accumulated. These jets of ionized matter projected at high speed, to hundreds of thousands of kilometres outward.
Sep 8, 2017, 17:02 IST:

Fig.11 a and b a powerful earthquake 
At least 15 dead as magnitude 8.2 quake rocks Mexico.  A powerful 8.2-magnitude earthquake rocked Mexico late on Thursday, killing at least 15 people and triggering a tsunami alert in what the president called the quake-prone country's biggest one in a century. The quake hit offshore in the Pacific at 11:49 pm (0449 GMT), about 100 km (60 miles) from the coastal town of Tonala, in far southern Chiapas state. It was a major earthquake in scale and magnitude, the strongest in the past 100 years. Tsunami expected in 3 hours time. The epicentre was 123 km (76 miles) southwest of the town of Pijijiapan in the southern state of Chiapas, at a revised depth of 43 miles. The quake struck at a depth of 69.7 km. A tsunami warning has been issued for Mexico, EL Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama. Initial waves between 0.3 to 0.7 metres (one to 2.2 feet) have been reported at Mexico’s Salina Cruz, Puerto Madero and Huatulco cities. Waves as high as three metres (almost 10 feet) could strike Mexico’s coast. 
Fig.12 Comet Lovejoy (blue), a meteorite to left of Lovejoy, 
Pleiades (big white light), NC149 nebula(Red)
This image captures 6 astronomical phenomena all at once; the comet Lovejoy (blue), a meteorite (to the left of Lovejoy), the Pleiades (big white light), and the NC1499 nebula (red)                                    

Fig.13 A series of lightning flashes adorned the 
earthquake rocked Mexico late on Thursday 7 Sept.  2017.
Fig.14. The Adivasi Lady who carries the Jack fruit
to the wine preparation.
It is simple a linear process, the measurements should be perfect. For making wine, the jackfruit  bulbs are cut into small pieces, boiled and then ground. Sugar syrup is made separately and set aside. For every 2 kg of bulb, use about 500gms of sugar. After adding warm water, 3 litres, to the ground bulbs, sugar syrup and yeast is added for fermentation. This concoction is then kept in a mud pot at a dark place for 18 days. Finally, the top part of the liquid is filtered out for the wine. The CFTRI directed to use some minor corrections and adjust to improve the final product.  
Fig.15 Organic vegetable production in Jordan
to supply Norway and European Union.

Jordan a water poor country, 90% a desert, has launched a project to turn its sand dunes into farming land to produce food. using the sun and sea water. In the southern port city of Aqaba the project aims to produce 130 tonnes of organic vegetables per  year from an area of the size of four football pitches. Two saltwater cooled green houses, a water desalination unit and salt ponds for salt production. Founders are Norway and European union. Plans to expand it from 3 hectares to 200 hectares of desert.

10 September 2017 13:17 CEST+02:00: At least six people have died in violent rainstorms sweeping across Italy on Sunday, with the Tuscan city of Livorno taking the brunt of the flooding. some 40 cm rainfall in four hours. At least six people have died in violent rainstorms sweeping across Italy on Sunday, with the Tuscan city of Livorno taking the brunt of the flooding.
Sunday Sept.10,2017:Rachapalyam-Satyvedu: Two schoolchildren were killed on the spot, and two boys critically injured when lightning struck, when they ran for cover from rain, while playing cricket, injured were moved to hospital in Tirupati. 
                                                           
Fig.16 Photo of changed colour of  flower
from Pink to White by Gene transformation in Tokyo Sept 6.

September 12, 2017: MANILA: Heavy rains caused flooding in some parts of the Philippine capital and nearby provinces, forcing the closure of financial markets, government offices and schools on Tuesday as a storm swept across the main Luzon island. The weather bureau raised storm warning signals over Metro Manila and 19 provinces in Luzon as a tropical cyclone with winds up to 60 km per hour (kph) made a landfall before noon over the eastern province of Quezon.

Sept.11, Irma finally weakened to just a big storm Monday night, 10 days after it became a hurricane and started on a destructive and powerful path that killed 40 people in the Caribbean and the South-eastern United States. By 6 a.m. ET Tuesday, Irma was about 65 miles southwest of Atlanta. Its top winds were down to 25 mph, and it was charging across the Southeast toward Tennessee and the Ohio Valley as a nasty thunderstorm system. The National Hurricane Centre reclassified it as a tropical depression and cancelled all tropical storm warnings late Monday.

Tuesday, 12 Sept.2017 at 07:38 BST: Record flash floods swept into Jacksonville out of the St Johns River, while an estimated 13 million people were left without power across the state in Florida.

Mon, Sep 11: Widespread Damage Paralyzes: The Caribbean. Thousands of American service members arrived to help with clean up efforts across the Caribbean, U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico today, areas where relief supplies have been slow to arrive.
Thane, Sep 12 2017, 10:17 IST: 2 killed, 9 hurt as tree falls on them amid heavy rain. The nine injured persons were rushed to a government hospital. Three of them were later discharged while the others were still undergoing treatment. It rained slightly in Visakhapatnam on 12 Sept. 2017.

12 September 2017: Authorities say it torrential rains may have been the cause of the crash that killed five and sent four others to hospital, and where one of the drivers was unlicensed and may have been speeding. Four of the dead were headed to a nearby soda to pick up food for a birthday party.

13 Sept. 2017: Through out the day it was cloudy, but in the afternoon after 3PM it started raining and continued in the night.

Fig.17 Golden Gate Bridge Sanfransico
September 13, 2017: Tropical Storm Max has formed off Mexico's southern Pacific coast, but it is not expected to gain much strength before hitting land sometime on Thursday.  Max formed about 115 miles (185 km) west-southwest of the resort of Acapulco. Max had sustained winds of about 40 mph (65 kph) and was moving east-northeast at about 3 miles per hour (6 kph). The hurricane centre said Max could release torrential rains over coastal areas already hit by last week's 8.1 magnitude earthquake.                     

It rained in the evening on 14 Sept. 2017 at Visakhapatnam with some fierce wind.

14 Sept.2017: BULLET TRAIN IN INDIA: India to witness the launch of country’s first bullet train project on 14 Sept. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be laying stone to the prestigious project along with Japanese PM Shinzo Abe. The Foundation stone for the bullet train project will be laid on September 14 at western Gujarat state on the Ahmedabad-Mumbai route.
Sep 15, 2017, 12:42 am IST: Hyderabad: Rains have lakes spew toxic foam:  Toxic foam was produced in the Hasmathpet Lake in Bowenpally after a spell of heavy rain at the northern end of the city. Foam spewed out of the Nacharam Cheruvu after the rains on Thursday. The Hasmathpet drains into the Hussainsagar, while the Nacharam Cheruvu drains into the Musi River via the Nalla Cheruvu. Sundaram, a resident of Bharathnagar, where toxic water has begun entering houses adjacent to the canal, said, “The road, which runs across Chilikanagar, Bharathnagar and Indiranagar, has been inundated with water. Foam is entering our homes along with the water.” Hyderabad: Rain extremities may increase in the coming years in Hyderabad, a city that, as of now, does not seem to be fully prepared to deal with such scenarios, environmental scientists have warned. :
Incoming Pacific typhoon Doksuri, which is racing to the south of Hong Kong for a landfall over Vietnam, would make a qualitative change to the Indian monsoon during what is normally its last fortnight of active life.

15 Sept. 2017: Heavy rain and wind lashed Vietnam`s central coast Friday as Typhoon Doksuri made landfall, prompting mass evacuations as officials predicted it could be the most powerful storm in a decade.Trees were torn down and local authorities cut power in some areas to avoid accidents as residents who remained in their homes hunkered down.  The storm clocked 165 km per hour (102 miles per hour) winds before it reached the coast. 
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:  

                    The author is  deeply indebted to Late Prof. K. R. Rao D.Sc. (Madras) D.Sc. (London). The author also expresses his gratitude to him for the inspiration and constant guidance provided for his research and investigations. A summary of all his disciples, to my knowledge, and list of publications by him, are listed by the present author and is available on INTERNET. (His lifetime: 1899 Sept. 9 early morning to 1972 June 20 at 9:10 AM). He initiated several researches in wide variety of subjects, and earned respect from the several followers. Hundreds of his research students are well-spread over many countries. Many a foreign visitors to Andhra University remember his unselfish work, and promotion of youngsters to aspire for world recognition. Special respects to my mother Mrs. Peramma Kotcherlakota (from 1904 DOB to DEMISE1971 December 31 at 10 AM) an enigmatic lady, who completed SSLC from Queen Mary's High School, Visakhapatnam, in year 1919. 
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