A weather system developing in the Bay of Bengal is under observation for its potential to intensify into a cyclone. Forecasters indicate it could cross the coast between north coastal Andhra Pradesh and south Odisha by the end of October.
The system's exact trajectory and strength are expected to become clearer over the next two days as it continues to develop. Authorities are closely monitoring its progress.
An upper-air circulation is currently active over the southwest Bay of Bengal, situated near the north Tamil Nadu coast. This circulation extends up to 5.8 kilometers above mean sea level.
Due to this circulation, isolated areas of coastal Andhra Pradesh are likely to experience heavy rainfall over the next three days. Other parts of the region may see light to moderate showers and thundershowers during this period.
The evolving weather conditions could impact road travel, local drainage systems, and other urban infrastructure in coastal districts. Residents are advised to prepare for potential disruptions.
Further updates regarding the system's intensity and movement are anticipated within the next 48 hours. The public is urged to follow official weather advisories.
