The deep depression formed in the south-west of the Bay of Bengal may turn into a cyclonic storm in the next few hours…

Chennai: Tamil Nadu Cyclone Fangal The deep depression over southwest Bay of Bengal, which was initially expected to intensify into a cyclonic storm, is now expected to gradually weaken as it approaches the coasts of North Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) estimates that it will weaken further, due to which the wind speed may reach 65 kilometers per hour during landfall. The weather department further said that the depression, currently moving north-westwards, will likely cross the northern Tamil Nadu-Puducherry coasts between Karaikal and Mahabalipuram near Puducherry by the morning of November 30. Dr Balachandran, Director, Chennai Meteorological Centre, said. According to this, the deep depression formed in the south-west of the Bay of Bengal can turn into a cyclonic storm in the next few hours and will make landfall in Karaikal and near Puducherry tomorrow (29 November) afternoon. Can knock between Mahabalipuram

.Statement of Dr. Balachandran, Director of Chennai Meteorological Center He said, “The deep depression formed in the south-west of the Bay of Bengal is expected to move in the north-westerly direction. It is likely to turn into a cyclonic storm soon and will make landfall between Karaikal and Mahabalipuram near Puducherry tomorrow afternoon. As a result, there will be widespread moderate rainfall over coastal districts of North Tamil Nadu, heavy to very heavy rainfall at a few places and extremely heavy rainfall at isolated places,” he said. Strong winds with a speed of up to 90 km/h are expected at times.

Fishermen are advised not to go into the sea. Updates on the system will be continuously monitored and shared accordingly. People are advised to remain alert. The pressure in the Bay of Bengal is affecting the coastal areas of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, especially Chennai and its surrounding districts. As it is moving towards north-west, IMD has advised the residents of these areas to remain alert and follow safety protocols. According to the information, this storm is about to reach the land and any possible impact will be dealt with. Measures are being taken to ensure preparation for. IMD has warned of storm in the sea and has also advised fishermen to avoid going into the sea.

According to IMD, moderate to heavy rainfall with strong winds is likely over coastal areas of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. Schools and colleges closed in Puducherry Government of Puducherry on November 29 and 30 Privately managed due to forecast of heavy rainfall associated with Cyclone Fengal and has announced closure of all schools and colleges, including government-aided institutions.Indian Navy preparednessIndian Navy has launched a comprehensive disaster response as Cyclone Fangal intensifies in the Bay of Bengal. The plan has been activated, which is a major threat to the coastline of Tamil Nadu. The Eastern Naval Command, in coordination with Headquarters Tamil Nadu and Puducherry Naval Area, has implemented a robust disaster response strategy to mitigate the potential impact of the cyclone, with emphasis on the Navy's focus on protection of life and property.

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