The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) mentioned on Wednesday that cyclone Mocha over the Bay of Bengal is not going to have any impression on the Odisha coast. However, the circumstances can be very tough within the deep sea.
The IMD mentioned a deep despair shaped over the southeast Bay of Bengal on Wednesday morning which moved northwestwards at a velocity of seven kmph. It may be very more likely to transfer north-northwestwards and intensify progressively right into a cyclonic storm over the identical area.
Then, the system would proceed to maneuver north-northwestwards. It will progressively intensify additional right into a extreme cyclonic storm by Thursday morning and a really extreme cyclonic storm by Thursday midnight over the southeast and adjoining central Bay of Bengal.
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Thereafter, it’s more likely to recurve progressively, transfer north-northeastwards and weaken barely from May 13 and cross southeast Bangladesh and north Myanmar coasts between Cox`s Bazar (Bangladesh) and Kyaukpyu (Myanmar) across the forenoon of May 14, with most sustained wind velocity of 110-120 kmph gusting to 130 kmph.
As per the forecast made until now, there can be no impression of the cyclone on the Odisha and Andhra Pradesh coast. The Met Department has not issued any form of warning for Odisha relating to wind velocity or rainfall, mentioned IMD Director General Mrutyunjay Mohapatra.
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Mohapatra mentioned the cyclone will transfer in the direction of the Bangladesh-Myanmar coasts, so there can be no impression on Odisha. However, a warning has been issued to droop all varieties of small boats and fishing operations within the southeast and central Bay of Bengal Bay and the Andaman Sea until May 14.
