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Low pressure in Bay of Bengal by Nov 23
Low pressure in Bay of Bengal by Nov 23
A low pressure area is likely to form over the Central parts of south Bay of Bengal around November 23, under the influence of a cyclonic circulation lying over the Equatorial Indian Ocean and adjoining south-east Bay
Hyderabad: A low pressure area is likely to form over the Central parts of south Bay of Bengal around November 23, under the influence of a cyclonic circulation lying over the Equatorial Indian Ocean and adjoining south-east Bay. The IMD bulletin said on Friday that the low pressure area is likely to concentrate into a depression over the south-west Bay and move westÂnorth-westwards towards the Sri LankaÂTamil Nadu coast during subsequent 48 hours.
Meanwhile, the night temperatures in the last 24 hours ending at 8.30 am on Friday, registered an appreciable fall ranging from 2.1 to 4 deg C in some parts of Telangana. They rose appreciably in some other areas by 2.1 to 4 deg C at one or two places. The temperatures were markedly above normal by 5 deg C or more at one or two places and appreciably above normal by 3.1 to 5 deg C at most places in the State.
The IMD bulletin said the lowest minimum temperature of 18.6 deg C was recorded in Dundigal. The other temperatures elsewhere in the State were: Hyderabad (19.4), Hakimpet & Medak (19.6) each, Bhadrachalam & Nalgonda (20) each, Mahbubnagar (20.5), Ramagundam (21), Adilabad & Hanamkonda (21.5) each, Nizamabad (21.8), and Khammam (23).
