Cyclone Remal: Possible Transformation Tonight, Threat of 7-8 Feet Storm Surge!
Dhaka: The Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) has warned that a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal could rapidly intensify and transform into a cyclone tonight. This cyclone, named ‘Remal,’ could make landfall as a severe storm early Sunday morning (May 26th).
Latest Updates:
- Cyclone Warning: Signal 3 warning has been issued for all seaports in Bangladesh.
- Potential Storm Surge: Storm surge of 7-8 feet is anticipated.
- Preparedness: The Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief has deployed 80,000 volunteers and prepared 4,000 shelters.
- Cyclone Speed: The severe cyclone is expected to have wind speeds exceeding 120 kilometers per hour.
- Possible Landfall: The cyclone is likely to make landfall between Sagar Island (India) and Khepupara (Bangladesh).
According to Meteorologists:
- Cyclone Remal could gain strength and transform into a cyclone by Saturday night (around 9 pm).
- It might hit the coast as a very severe cyclone by Sunday morning.
- The cyclone’s location in the deep sea is aiding its intensification.
- Fishing trawlers have been advised to return to the coast immediately.
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