Calcutta May Avoid Severe Impact from Cyclone, Moderate Rain Expected from October 28-30, According to Meteorological Reports

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has provided an update regarding Cyclone Arnab, indicating that Calcutta may be spared from the worst impacts of the storm. The cyclone, which is currently forming in the Bay of Bengal, is expected to bring moderate rainfall to the region from October 28 to October 30.

As of now, the cyclone is projected to move northward, and while it may not directly hit Calcutta, the city could still experience some weather effects. The IMD has advised residents to remain vigilant, as weather patterns can change rapidly.

The forecast suggests that the rainfall during this period will be moderate, which may lead to localized flooding in certain areas. Authorities are preparing for the potential impacts of the cyclone, ensuring that emergency services are on standby.

In addition to Calcutta, other parts of West Bengal may also experience rain as the cyclone approaches. The IMD has urged fishermen and those involved in maritime activities to exercise caution and avoid venturing into the sea during this time due to rough sea conditions expected as a result of the cyclone.

Residents are encouraged to stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and heed any advisories from local authorities. The IMD will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide updates as necessary.

Overall, while Calcutta may not face the brunt of Cyclone Arnab, the anticipated rainfall could still pose challenges, and preparedness is key to ensuring safety during this weather event.