Subsequent to the west shore, still another cyclone is very likely to hit on the east shore by might 26 27, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Wednesday.

A very low pressure area is most likely to make within north Andaman Sea and adjacent Eastcentral Bay of Bengal around May 22.

“it is quite likely to scale slowly into a cyclonic storm throughout the following 72 hrs. It’s quite likely to maneuver northwestwards and hit West Bengal – Odisha coasts around 26th might day,” that the Cyclone Warning Division of the IMD stated.

It included that the southwest monsoon is most likely to progress within south Andaman Sea and adjacent south east Bay of Bengal around May 2 1 in colaboration with the probable strengthening and strengthening of south westerly winds across the spot.

Other atmospheric and climatic conditions such as conducive atmosphere for convection, sea surface temperatures can also be tolerable for constant cloudiness across Andaman Sea and adjacent areas of Eastcentral and south east Bay of Bengal around May 22.

These states will aid in creation of a lower pressure area within north Andaman Sea and adjacent Eastcentral Bay of Bengal around May 22.

Under the effect of these procedures, Andaman and Nicobar Islands are very likely to watch light to medium rain in most of the regions with heavy to very heavy falls in remote regions on May 22 and 23.

Odisha, both West Bengal and adjacent Assam and Meghalaya will probably get light to medium rain at most of the places with hefty drops at remote regions are most likely to commence from day of May 25. Even the degree of the rain increase appreciably.

April-May, the pre-monsoon months, usually witness formation of cyclones on the eastern and the western shore.

Could 20 20 watched two cyclones — superb cyclonic storm Amphan and intense cyclonic storm Nisarga — that struck on the western and eastern shore, respectively.