There is intense movement in the sea, the next 48 hours are the litmus test. IMD issued alert of heavy rain and storm:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The month of November is about to end and cold is making its knock, but this time nature seems to be in a different mood. A new problem has arisen in the Bay of Bengal – whose name is Cyclone ‘Senyar’ (Cyclone Senyar).

If you live in coastal states (like Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh or Odisha), then this news is very important for you. Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned in clear words that in the next 48 hours (2 days) Are going to be very important and delicate.

Let us understand in simple language what is going on and how much we need to be afraid or cautious.

What is the situation now? (Current Status)
According to the latest information, the ‘deep depression’ formed in the Bay of Bengal is now on the verge of turning into a cyclonic storm. Meteorologists say that in the next 24 to 48 hours this system will become stronger and will take the form of a ‘cyclonic storm’. This has been named ‘Senyar’.

Why are the next 48 hours ‘crucial’?
IMD has laid so much emphasis on the ‘next 48 hours’ because this is the time when this storm will decide its direction and speed.

• Wind speed can reach 50 to 70 km per hour.
• There is a possibility of high waves in the sea.
• The exact picture of which coast this storm will hit will become clear within these hours.

There will be havoc of weather in these areas (Impact Areas)
The impact of the storm will not be limited to the sea only. Its side effect will be seen in the form of heavy rain on the ground.

1. Heavy Rain: There may be torrential rains in coastal districts. The problem of waterlogging cannot be ruled out.
2. Strong winds: The administration has already issued an alert for incidents like falling of trees or uprooting of electric poles.
3. Warning to fishermen: Those who are in the middle of the sea have been asked to return to the shore immediately. A board saying “No Sea-Venture” has been put up for the next few days.

What should you do? (Safety Tips)
There is no need to panic, but if caution is lost then an accident may occur!

• If you are in the coastal area, keep an eye on every information from the administration.
• Keep emergency lights, torch and necessary medicines with you.
• Ignore rumours, just listen to the Meteorological Department (IMD).
• Avoid standing under electric poles and trees during rain.

Storms keep coming and going, but our preparation is our security. Take care of yourself and your family!