IMD Sounds Alarm: Cyclonic Circulation Unleashes Heavy Rain Fury Across Andhra, Bengal Coasts

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a significant warning, signaling the formation of a cyclonic circulation that is poised to bring widespread heavy rainfall to parts of India. Coastal Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal are bracing for the brunt of this weather system, with alerts urging residents to prepare for intense downpours and potential disruptions.

According to the latest IMD bulletin, the cyclonic circulation has developed over the Bay of Bengal, drawing moisture and creating conditions ripe for severe weather.

This system is expected to gradually intensify, impacting not only the immediate coastal regions but also potentially extending its influence inland. Authorities are closely monitoring its trajectory and strength to provide timely updates.

The heavy rain alert for Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal comes with a strong advisory for local administrations and disaster management teams to remain on high alert.

Fishermen have been strictly cautioned against venturing into the sea, as rough conditions, strong winds, and high tides are anticipated. Coastal communities are urged to take necessary precautions and stay informed through official channels.

Beyond the immediate rainfall, there is a possibility of localized flooding in low-lying areas, disruption to transportation, and reduced visibility.

Residents are advised to secure loose outdoor objects, avoid unnecessary travel during peak rainfall, and have emergency kits ready. The IMD continues to update its forecasts, emphasizing the need for public cooperation and vigilance to mitigate any adverse impacts of this cyclonic activity.