Various meteorological services will designate a tropical cyclone after its maximum sustained winds reach 35 knots (65 km/h; 40 mph). Of the systems that have developed thus far, twenty-eight have been named. Djoungou was the strongest storm of the year thus far, with a low pressure of 922 hPa (27.23 inHg). Five of this year's systems have developed into significant tropical cyclones thus far, and none of the tropical cyclones have strengthened into Saffir–Simpson scale (SSHWS) Category 5 tropical storms. According to Colorado State University (CSU), the seven basins combined's accumulated cyclone energy (ACE) index as of now is 113.3 units overall.
List of upcoming cyclones in 2024 Deep Depression ARB 01 (65 km/hr)
Cyclone Laila (100 km/hr)
Cyclone Bandu (100 km/hr)
Cyclone Phet (100 km/hr)
Deep Depression BOB 03 (55 km/hr)
Cyclone Giri (260 km/h)
Cyclone Jal (100 km/hr)
Cyclone Kelia (43 km/hr)
Based on atmospheric conditions, it looks like Bay of Bengal may host at least 3 proper Cyclones this year with highest probability in Summer-Pre Monsoon, July, September-November months. Recent trends are showing possibility of tropical storm formation may occur by June 2024, it can be simultaneously both Arabian and Bay of Bengal.
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