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Bay of Bengal depression set to become severe cyclonic storm by tomorrow

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Daily Mirror reports that the Department of Meteorology expects a depression over the southeastern Bay of Bengal to intensify into a severe cyclonic storm on the 2nd.

Ada Derana reports that a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal is likely to strengthen into a cyclone, and that a red warning was issued. It also says naval and fishing communities were cautioned.

Ada Derana (தமிழ்) reports that a low-pressure area over the southeastern Bay of Bengal and nearby Andaman and Nicobar Islands waters had strengthened into a deep depression. Its headline says a storm is expected tomorrow, while the report text supplied does not give further details.

Tamilmirror’s headline refers to a storm forming again in the Bay of Bengal, but the supplied text contains no additional details. The reports provide no further information on the system’s projected path or subsequent advisories.

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Daily MirrorBay of Bengal depression set to become severe cyclonic storm by tomorrow

Earlier coverage

Reports on the same subject from the months before this story.

  1. Newswire · Low-Pressure Area : Met Dept warns of rough seas, strong winds
  2. Daily Mirror · Adverse weather conditions to continue during the coming days: Met Department
  3. Hiru News · Bay of Bengal depression intensifies as met department warns of heavy rains and strong winds
  4. Lankadeepa · ඔර්නබ්” සුළි කුණාටුව හෙට චන්ඩ වන ලකුණු
  5. Ada Derana · ‘Red’ warning issued for Bay of Bengal as depression likely to intensify into cyclonic storm

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