IMD issues cyclone ‘Shakti’ warning in Mumbai, Thane, Palghar; heavy rains expected from….
The Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) released a cyclone ‘Shakti’ warning for some parts of Maharashtra with high to middle cyclone warning between 3-7 October. The wind speed, which reaches 45-55 kmph and reached 65 kmph, will dominate the coast of North Maharashtra between 3-5 October. Wind rate may increase depending on the density of the cyclone. Naval conditions are very rough, until October 5, the coarse seas are expected along the North Maharashtra coast. Fishermen are advised to prevent the sea.
The Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) released a cyclone ‘Shakti’ warning for some parts of Maharashtra with high to middle cyclone warning between 3-7 October. The wind speed, which reaches 45-55 kmph and reached 65 kmph, will dominate the coast of North Maharashtra between 3-5 October. Wind rate may increase depending on the density of the cyclone. Naval conditions are very rough, until October 5, the coarse seas are expected along the North Maharashtra coast. Fishermen are advised to prevent the sea.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) envisages heavy rains with the possibility of water dominant due to intense cloud formation and infiltration of moisture into the atmosphere, especially in the inner parts of Maharashtra, especially in the parts of Eastern Vidarbha and Marathwada. Maharashtra government, cyclone ‘Shakti’ warning in response to preparation instructions published. Regional administrations should activate disaster management systems, prepare evacuation plans for citizens in coastal and low areas, give public recommendations, make recommendations against sea trip and protect their safety during heavy rains.
