A depression was laying centered at 5.30 AM of November 30, 2020 more than southeast Bay of Bengal about 750 kilometre east-southeast of Sri Lanka’s Trincomalee and 1150 kilometre east-southeast of Kanyakumari.
Cyclone most current: Days immediately after Cyclone Nivar struck the coasts of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, a different depression has formed more than the southeast Bay of Bengal and neighborhood. The depression is probably to intensify into a “Deep Depression” through the subsequent 24 hours and also probably to develop into a cyclonic storm, India Meteorological Department (IMD) stated in its climate forecast bulletin. The MeT division has predicted “Extremely heavy falls” more than southern components of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Sea situation will be rough and therefore fishermen are advised not to venture, as per facts supplied by the Cyclone Warning Division of IMD.
A depression was laying centered at 5.30 AM of November 30, 2020 more than southeast Bay of Bengal about 750 kilometre east-southeast of Sri Lanka’s Trincomalee and 1150 kilometre east-southeast of Kanyakumari, according to the most current satellite and ship observations by the MeT Department. However, it is pretty probably to move west-northwestwards and cross the Sri Lanka coast about the evening of December 2.
Parts of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Puducherry will obtain heavy rainfall. IMD has stated that heavy to pretty heavy rainfall at a couple of areas with isolated exceptionally heavy falls pretty probably more than south Tamil Nadu and south Kerala on December 2, 2020 and Isolated heavy to pretty heavy rainfall probably more than these regions on December 1, 3, and 4, 2020. Heavy to pretty heavy rainfall at isolated areas pretty probably more than north Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Mahe, and Kariakal and north Kerala through December 2 and 3, 2020, and isolated heavy rainfall through December 1 and 4. Heavy rainfall at isolated areas pretty probably more than south coastal Andhra Pradesh through December 2 and 3 and more than Lakshadweep through December 3 and 4, 2020, IMD has predicted.
Squally Weather wind speed reaching 45-55 kmph gusting to 65 kmph is pretty probably more than central components of South Bay of Bengal on November 30. It would steadily improve becoming 55-65 kmph gusting to 75 kmph more than southeast and adjoining southwest Bay of Bengal from December 1 evening and 70-80 kmph gusting to 90 kmphover southwest Bay of Bengal, along and off Sri Lanka coast and 45-55 kmph gusting to 65 kmph more than Comorin Area, Gulf of Mannar and Tamil Nadu-Kerala coasts from December 2 forenoon for subsequent 24 hours. The squally wind speed reaching 55-65 kmph gusting to 75 kmph is pretty probably to prevail more than Gulf of Mannar, along and off south Tamil Nadu and Kerala coasts, Comorin Area, Lakshadweep-Maldives location and adjoining the southeast the Arabian Sea from December 3 morning for subsequent 24 hours, the MeT division stated.