Cyclone 'Sitrang' to make Widespread Rains Over Northeast India During Diwali
On Saturday, the India Meteorological Division (IMD) said twister 'Sitrang' is probably going to set off the light to direct rains in many pieces of the northeastern locale during Diwali.
Guwahati-based Provincial Meteorological Center (RMC) said the very much checked low-pressure region over the north Andaman Ocean and bordering areas of south Andaman Ocean, southeast Inlet of Bengal moved west-northwestward and focused into a downturn on Saturday morning.
It is probably going to move northwestward and increase further into a profound wretchedness over the Inlet of Bengal by Sunday morning.
Consequently, it is probably going to bit by bit recurve north-upper east wards and strengthen into a Cyclonic Tempest over the focal Inlet of Bengal by Monday morning.
From that point, it would keep on moving north-upper east and cross the Bangladesh coast between Tinkona Island and Sandwip around October 25 early morning.
Tripura and different other state legislatures in the northeastern area have asked the locale and fiasco the board specialists to make advance prudent steps to manage the cyclonic circumstances.