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Third cyclone brewing in Bay of Bengal, may head towards Andhra Pradesh again
By SV Krishna Chaitanya2 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
The Bay of Bengal is expected to see its third cyclone within a month, intensifying into a cyclonic storm by November 16.
V R Durai, director of the Area Cyclone Warning Centre, stated the storm will likely head towards north Andhra Pradesh and south Odisha.
The article notes uncertainty regarding the exact track and impact on the east coast.
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CHENNAI: The Bay of Bengal is set to witness the formation of its third cyclone within a month, with a low-pressure area over the southeast Bay likely to intensify into a cyclonic storm by November 16. However, there is no consensus yet on the direction the system will take after intensifying, leaving its eventual impact on the east coast uncertain.
V R Durai, director, Area Cyclone Warning Centre at Regional Meteorological Centre, told the TNIE: "As of now, the weather models indicate the cyclone would not come towards north Tamil Nadu coast. In all probability it will go towards north Andhra Pradesh and south Odisha. But, we will know the exact track only after the cyclone forms on November 16 evening."
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