Cyclone Fengal: What You Need to Know ?
Prepare for Cyclone Fengal’s arrival! Stay safe as heavy rains and winds approach Tamil Nadu. Get tips and updates to protect your loved ones and home.
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Cyclone Fengal has formed over the Bay of Bengal and is moving toward the Tamil Nadu and Puducherry coasts. Right now, it is about 480 km away from Chennai, 410 km from Puducherry, and 310 km from Nagapattinam.
In the next 24 hours, the cyclone is expected to get stronger, with wind speeds of 70–80 km/h and gusts reaching up to 90 km/h. It is moving north-northwest and is expected to hit land between Karaikal and Mahabalipuram on the morning of November 30. When it reaches the coast, the cyclone may lose some of its strength but will still bring heavy rains, strong winds, and flooding in some areas.
Areas That Will Be Affected
Heavy rains are expected in Chennai, Puducherry, and Nagapattinam. These areas might face waterlogging and disruptions in everyday life. Other parts of Tamil Nadu may also get moderate rains as the cyclone passes.
How to Stay Safe
To keep people safe, schools and colleges in Puducherry and Karaikal will remain closed on November 29 and 30. If you live in these areas, it’s best to stay indoors when the cyclone arrives, as strong winds and heavy rains can be dangerous.
The Indian Navy is ready to help in case of emergencies. Fishermen have been advised not to go out to sea until November 31. People living near the coast should stay alert and listen to updates from officials. know more
How It May Affect Daily Life
The cyclone may cause problems like delays in transport, power cuts, and damage to buildings. Roads may flood in low-lying areas, making it harder to travel. Relief teams are getting ready to provide essential supplies like food, water, and medicines to those in need.
Stay Safe
Cyclone Fengal is heading toward Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, and though it may become weaker after reaching land, it can still bring strong winds and heavy rains. This may cause flooding and affect daily life. Stay indoors, avoid unnecessary travel, and follow updates from local authorities to stay safe.
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