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Low pressure in Bay of Bengal turns cyclone
Low Pressure in Bay of Bengal Turns Cyclone. The low pressure created in Bay of Bengal now turns into a cyclone. It has been centred 490 kms in the North West direction.
Hyderabad: The low pressure created in Bay of Bengal now turns into a cyclone. It has been centred 490 kms in the North West direction. Due to the same, within 24 hours, rainfalls will occur at many places, added meteorological department. The effect will be the most on Andaman Islands. The Nikobar islands will experience rains falls, added the department officials. The meteorological department got alerted at once. They have warned the coastal area people to be alert. The officials said that Andhra Pradesh will be least affected with this cyclone.
Though it was announced that AP would be least affected, at few places in Anantapur district there were mild rain falls in the last 24 hours. The meteorological department have warned the fishermen and passed instructions to all ports as well. All ports in Andhra Pradesh are now on high alert.
