Solution:Preconditions for the emergence of a tropical cyclone are-
(i) Large and continuous supply of warm and moist air that can release enormous latent heat.
(ii) Enormous coriolis force that can prevent the filling of low pressure at the centre.
(iii) Unstable conditions through the troposphere that creates local disturbance around which a cyclone develops.
(iv) Absence of strong vertical wind wedge.
The most important factor for the tropical cyclone in the month of May is local temperature variation. The enhanced but uneven temperature rise over the coastal region generates suction to the cyclone and thus cyclone deflects from its natural path towards the warmer region to gather this extra entropy. It helps in the enlarging the diameter and inland reach of the cyclone there by intensifying the severity of cyclone and the regional vulnerability. Local temperature variation is a fuel to the tropical cyclones for their genesis and intensification.