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Cyclone Nivar highlights: Another low pressure in Bay of Bengal, likely to intensify into depression

Powerful Cyclone Nivar, packing estimated wind speeds of 120 to 130 kmph, made its landfall as a very severe cyclonic storm near Puducherry coast in the wee hours of Thursday. In its latest updates, IMD said that severe cyclonic storm Nivar expected to move northwest and weaken into a cyclonic storm in districts of south-interior Karnataka. Fishermen have been advised not to go to sea in coastal Andhra Pradesh and coastal Tamil Nadu. Chennai to have moderate rainfall till tomorrow. Stay tuned for live updates.
Last Updated 27 November 2020, 09:47 IST
08:2327 Nov 2020

Tamil Nadu to receive heavy rains next week

Tamil Nadu will receive heavy rains next week, thanks to a low pressure that is likely to form over south-east of the Bay of Bengal in the next 48 hours. The low pressure is likely to intensify into a depression by November 30, even as the state is yet to firm up the damages caused by Cyclone Nivar.

17:0826 Nov 2020

An aerial view of flooded Mudichur area following heavy rain triggered by Cyclone Nivar, in Chennai. Credit: PTI Photo

16:4426 Nov 2020

Nivar now a deep depression

Nivar weakens further into a deep depression and is moving northwards today South Rayalseema region in Andhra Pradesh. It is set to further weaken into a Depression in the next few hours and then into a low pressure area.

16:1326 Nov 2020

IMD forecasts rain and thunderstorms till November 30 for Tamil Nadu

IMD issues heavy rainfall warning to Tamil Nadu for November 26 and thunderstorm warning for 4 days till November 30. The department named Coastal Tamil Nadu, Karaikal and Pucherry areas the areas most likely to receive heavy rains and thunderstorms.

16:0726 Nov 2020

People stand in a queue to board the metro train during rain after the landfall of Cyclone Nivar, in Bengaluru. Credit: PTI Photo

(Published 24 November 2020, 11:33 IST)

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