Cyclone likely to form over Bay of Bengal as low pressure to intensify into depression by Nov 24

The low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal has intensified into a well-marked low-pressure system, raising the likelihood of the formation of a cyclone in the coming days, a weather expert predicted on Sunday.

According to experts, the system is expected to further intensify into a depression before potentially escalating into a cyclonic storm over the southwestern Bay of Bengal. While the exact path of the storm remains uncertain, authorities have urged coastal communities to stay alert and monitor official updates.

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Weather experts have cautioned that the system could bring heavy rainfall and strong winds to coastal regions once it strengthens. Fishermen have also been advised to avoid venturing into the sea until the storm’s trajectory becomes clearer.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) continues to closely track the evolving weather system and is expected to issue further updates on its intensity and potential impact over the next 48 hours.

IMD Predicts No Rainfall Activities In Coming Days

Earlier yesterday, regional Meteorological Department director Manorama Mohanty said Odisha is set to witness a prolonged dry spell for at least the next few days, despite the formation of a low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal on Saturday.

Also Read: No rain in Odisha for a week despite low-pressure formation: IMD

Change In Weather Likely After November 27

As per the latest updates, significant changes are likely after November 27, when coastal districts of Odisha may begin experiencing cloudy skies and light to moderate rainfall. With the system expected to move closer to the coastline, some districts could even receive heavy to very heavy rainfall.