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Low pressure system to bring squally weather over Andaman Sea
A low-pressure system is expected to develop over the Andaman Sea around November 13, bringing squally weather and gusty winds to the region over the following two days. Wind speeds could reach up to 60 kmph, affecting maritime operations in the area.
LSN India ·
A low-pressure system is forecast to form over the Andaman Sea in the coming days, with meteorological authorities warning of deteriorating weather conditions in the region. The system is expected to become established around November 13, triggering squally weather patterns across the Andaman Sea and parts of the Southeast Bay of Bengal.
The adverse weather is anticipated to intensify on November 14 and 15, when wind gusts could reach speeds of up to 60 kilometres per hour. The squally conditions pose risks to shipping and maritime activities, prompting authorities to advise seafarers to exercise caution during this period.
The Southeast Bay of Bengal region, adjacent to the Andaman Sea, is also expected to experience the impact of this weather system. Residents and those engaged in marine-related activities in both areas should remain alert for weather updates and advisories from meteorological departments as the system develops.