Heavy Rains Likely in Andaman & Nicobar; No Heatwave for Next 5 Days Across India

Andaman and Nicobar Islands are set to expertise heavy rainfall from May 8 to 11, attributable to a cyclonic circulation over Bay of Bengal, which is able to probably intensify from Tuesday. The cyclonic storm has been named as Cyclone Mocha.

In its newest bulletin, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) mentioned that the cyclonic circulation lies over southeast Bengal, which is forming right into a Low Pressure Area.

This will intensify right into a melancholy round May 9 and develop into a cyclone storm thereafter.

Due to this, Andaman & Nicobar will obtain rainfall from May 9 and intensely heavy showers from May 10, the IMD mentioned.

Wind speech may attain as much as 60 kmph in these areas from May 7, the climate division added. The wind pace may go as much as 80 kmph from May 10.

Due to the climate situations, the Met division has issued an advisory the place fishermen, small ships and trawlers are suggested to not enterprise in Southeast Bay of Bengal and Andaman sea from Sunday.

People staying in southeast Bay of Bengal have additionally been suggested to return to safer locations earlier than May 9.

The Met division additionally alerted the tourism and offshore actions to not be carried on throughout this era.

Other predictions

There will likely be no warmth wave situations over most components of the nation for the following 5 days. However, most temperatures are more likely to rise by 3 to 5 levels in the identical interval.

Meanwhile, northwest India will see rainfall at remoted locations in the Western Himalayan area.

Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand will see hailstorms on May 6 and seven.

Coming right down to South, heavy rainfall is probably going over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and components of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh throughout from Saturday.

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