Severe Cyclonic Storm Affecting West Bengal, Bihar
A strong cyclonic storm is moving towards West Bengal and Bihar at 40 km/h, causing concern in the region.
Storm Details
A severe cyclonic storm is expected to impact the Vaynadh district of West Bengal with strong winds and heavy rainfall.
The central forecast advisory suggests a high probability of heavy rainfall and strong gusts in the region, particularly affecting roads and vehicles.
Potential Impacts
The storm is likely to cause flooding and landslides in lower-lying areas and near rivers. Authorities advise reducing speed and maintaining safe distances between vehicles.
The Tyccher bay and parts of Lakshadweep are experiencing strong winds, with the Bay of Bengal and the neighboring Middle Tyccher Bay witnessing minor depressions.
Forecast and Advisories
The storm is expected to intensify further, reaching 25 knots by the 25th and potentially reaching 26 knots by the middle of the 26th, with a possible depression over the Bay of Bengal called 'Arnob'.
Residents and travelers are advised to stay informed and take necessary precautions.
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