Heavy Rain, 120 Kmph Winds: What to Expect in Weather as Cyclone Murasu Arrives
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Cyclone Murasu likely to bring heavy rainfall across southern states
The storm is likely to trigger heavy to extremely heavy rainfall and gale-force winds across parts of southern India over the next three days, with Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema expected to bear the brunt of the system.
Heavy rain, 120 kmph winds: What to expect in weather as Cyclone Murasu arrives
Severe Cyclonic Storm Murasu is approaching the Andhra Pradesh coast with landfall expected overnight. The system threatens extreme rainfall, 120 kmph gusts and dangerous sea conditions across several states.
As Cyclone Murasu nears, Andhra braces for landfall; Odisha mobilises rescue teams
With Andhra Pradesh expecting a landfall early Tuesday, Odisha places southern districts on high alert, while Tamil Nadu sends 500 electricity personnel and equipment to help restore power in the neighbouring state. This is the second cyclone on the eastern coast in a week
The India Meteorological Department has said that Cyclone Murasu will cross the coast between midnight today and 4 am tomorrow. In a warning issued by the India Meteorological Department, it said, “The severe cyclonic storm Murasu is being continuously monitored by Doppler weather radars in Chennai, Machilipatnam and Visakhapatnam. The storm is likely to move northwestwards and cross the south Andhra Pradesh coast between Nellore and Narasapura…
Cyclone Murasu: Odisha Evacuates 1.52 Lakh People Amid Stepped Up Relief Measures Ahead Of Landfall
Bhubaneswar: With severe cyclonic storm Murasu approaching Andhra Pradesh coast, the Odisha government on Monday stepped up evacuation of people from vulnerable areas in several southern districts. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), cyclone Murasu is likely tocross the south Andhra Pradesh coast between Nellore and Narsapur, to the south of Ongole, as a severe cyclonic storm. The landfall…
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