Today’s weather: Cyclone ‘Senayar’ has started weakening. According to the Meteorological Department, this cyclonic storm formed in the Bay of Bengal is currently present near the Strait of Malacca, more than 800 km away from the Nicobar Islands. Now this storm is moving towards north-east direction, meaning it is continuously moving away from India. However, the danger is not over yet.
On one hand, a red alert has been issued for torrential rains in Tamil Nadu, on the other hand, there are chances of heavy rains in Kerala and Andhra Pradesh also. The reason is another cyclonic storm. The name of this storm formed near the coast of Sri Lanka is ‘DITWAH’. At the same time, the entire North India is now in the grip of cold. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert of fog along with falling mercury in the coming days. At the same time, the minimum mercury in Delhi-NCR remains around 10 degrees Celsius.
the cyclone is weakening
Despite the weakening of Cyclone Senyar, red alert has been issued for torrential rains in Kerala. Now another cyclone has developed. The Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) of Pearl Harbor reported that a storm is developing near Sri Lanka. On the suggestion of the country Yemen, this storm has been named ‘DITWAH’. Storm DITWAH will affect the coast of Tamil Nadu this weekend from 28th to 30th November. The Meteorological Department said that the clouds coming in the area of this storm have reached Tamil Nadu. Due to these, torrential rains are possible in Kerala for three days.
Ditwah storm will hit land twice
The Meteorological Department said that Cyclonic Storm Ditwah can make landfall twice, its first landfall is likely to be in Sri Lanka and the second in Tamil Nadu. Its system is being continuously tracked and updates are being issued from time to time. During this period, situations like sudden floods, landslides, falling of trees, faults in power lines, and disruption in road-rail-air traffic can occur. Due to these obstacles, normal life will be affected.
Another cyclonic storm Ditvaha is developing near Sri Lanka in the Bay of Bengal.
cold and fog warning
According to the report of the Meteorological Department, the weather of North India is continuously changing. According to the latest reports, there has been a lot of change in the weather in Delhi and its surrounding states. On one hand, Delhi is facing the brunt of poisonous air, while on the other hand, due to increasing cold, the possibility of relief from it has also reduced. Now that the Meteorological Department has issued an alert of severe fog, there is little chance of Delhi and NCR getting relief from the poisonous winds. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert of dense fog till December 1 in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Chandigarh. At the same time, there is a fog alert in East Rajasthan also. The Meteorological Department has predicted a cold wave in Punjab on 28th and 29th November and in entire Rajasthan between 3rd to 4th December.
