Tropical Depression 91B in the Bay of Bengal
Tropical Depression 91B in the Bay of Bengal is moving eastward and, according to the latest data, is not approaching the coasts of India or Sri Lanka.
A tropical depression is a type of tropical cyclone with a closed low-pressure center, organized thunderstorm activity, and maximum sustained winds of less than 39 mph (63 km/h). It is the first official stage of tropical cyclone development, preceding a tropical storm. While generally weaker than tropical storms or hurricanes, tropical depressions can still produce heavy rainfall, flooding, and gusty winds, especially in coastal or low-lying areas.
Tropical Depression 91B in the Bay of Bengal is moving eastward and, according to the latest data, is not approaching the coasts of India or Sri Lanka.
A tropical depression formed in the Bay of Bengal will affect Sri Lanka and southern states of India in the coming days. According to meteorological services, the depression is likely to move in a west-northwesterly direction, approaching the east coast of Sri Lanka on November 24-25, 2024. Heavy rains, gusty winds and localized flooding in coastal areas are expected.
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