A warning has been issued in some coastal areas of Gujarat and Maharashtra regarding cyclone nature. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), it will be most affected in South Gujarat and North Maharashtra. It will be seen more on Wednesday.
During this time, winds can be moving at a speed of 100-125 km / h. Heavy and very heavy rainfall has been warned in some areas. However, it would be less dangerous than Amphan. IMD Deputy DG Anand Sharma has informed about this.
A warning has been issued in some coastal areas of Gujarat and Maharashtra regarding cyclone nature. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), it will be most affected in South Gujarat and North Maharashtra. It will be seen more on Wednesday.
During this time, winds can be moving at a speed of 100-125 km / h. Heavy and very heavy rainfall has been warned in some areas. However, it would be less dangerous than Amphan. IMD Deputy DG Anand Sharma has informed about this.
Fishermen returning to shore with their boats
An alert has been issued for nature in Mumbai. All the fishermen are returning with their boats back to the shore. The fisherman said that we are making each other aware. Nothing is being felt right now, but if the storm passes through here, it will shock you a little.
Will pass through Maharashtra coast on Wednesday afternoon
The Meteorological Department earlier said that natural storm will pass through the Maharashtra coast on Wednesday afternoon. A warning has been issued for North Maharashtra South Gujarat coasts. It can take a dangerous form in the next 12 to 24 hours. The department issued a warning about the area of pressure in the Arabian Sea and said that this pressure could turn into a storm cyclone in the next 12 hours and a severe cyclonic storm in the next 12 hours.
In the last 6 hours, 11 kilometers per hour has moved north
According to the Meteorological Department, the pressure being created in the East-Central Arabian Sea has moved northward in the last 6 hours at 11 km / h. It is expected to move almost northwards during the next 6 hours. It is centrally located 280 km west-southwest from central Panaji (Goa), 490 km south-southwest from Mumbai (Maharashtra), and 710 km south-southwest from Surat (Gujarat).
Coastal areas of Maharashtra including Mumbai likely to be affected
The coastal districts of Maharashtra, including Mumbai, Sindhudurg, Ratnagiri, Thane, Raigad, and Palghar are the worst affected by the storm. Due to heavy rains, there is a possibility of water filling in these areas. Trees, telephone lines, electric poles are also expected to be damaged due to the strong wind. The Meteorological Department has advised fishermen not to move towards the southeast Arabian Sea, Lakshadweep region, and Kerala coast during the next 48 hours.
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