Deep Depression in Bay of Bengal May Bring Heavy Rain to A.P. From Sept. 23
- A low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal is expected to intensify into a deep depression and move toward the north Andhra Pradesh–south Odisha coast around September 23.
- The India Meteorological Department forecasts extremely heavy rain in Odisha on September 23 and 24.
- Coastal Andhra Pradesh may receive very heavy rain on September 22 and extremely heavy rain on September 23 and 24, with thunderstorms and strong winds.
- Winds of up to 75 km/hr and rough seas may create risks for fishing and small vessels.
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IMD update: Very heavy rain for south Odisha, north Andhra Pradesh coasts from Wednesday
Extreme heavy rain not ruled out for the eastern coastal states as an existing low-pressure area becomes well-marked, and is on course to intensify two rounds as a deep depression in next two days
Monsoon's final punch: Heavy rain to drench Odisha, Andhra Pradesh on this date
A Bay of Bengal low-pressure area is set to intensify and move towards the Odisha-Andhra Pradesh coast. The system is expected to bring extremely heavy rain even as monsoon withdrawal begins elsewhere.
AP News | The state disaster management agency has said that heavy to very heavy rains are likely to lash Andhra Pradesh for the next four days due to the influence of a low pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal. It has clarified that the currently concentrated low pressure area will strengthen into a depression by Tuesday, resulting in heavy rains across the state.
Ganjam Braces For Deep Depression, Kalinga Ghat Closed
Brahmapur: With a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal likely to trigger heavy rainfall and strong winds, the Ganjam district administration has gone into high alert, putting in place a comprehensive disaster-response plan, including the suspension of traffic on Kalinga Ghat from September 23. The decision to close Kalinga Ghat from September 23 to the morning of September 24…
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