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Tropical Storm Likely Near Sri Lanka Soon: will Tamil Nadu be affected?

08:26 AM
22 November 2024

Will a Cyclone Form?
Next 24 Hours Crucial for Storm Tracking

The path of the potential cyclone is not yet clearThe path of the potential cyclone is not yet clear

A cyclonic circulation in the South Andaman Sea is expected to develop into a low-pressure area within the next 12 hours, with rapid strengthening into a depression likely in the following 24 hours.

This system is predicted to move west-northwest, potentially becoming a tropical storm near Sri Lanka’s northeastern coast by November 24.

The storm's proximity to land could limit its growth, but the sea's heat may still fuel its intensity.

Tamil Nadu, southern Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Kerala are at risk of heavy rains starting November 25, making this a critical time for the region.

Track the potential storm on Wind Radar

Coastal areas in Sri Lanka and southern India should prepare for possible flooding and challenging weather conditions.

We recommend closely monitoring the system over the next 24 hours to better understand its path and impact.

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