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Low‑pressure system forms over Bay of Bengal, cyclone not yet predicted

A weak low‑pressure area has developed in the Bay of Bengal, but authorities have not forecasted a cyclone at this stage. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) is monitoring the situation closely, issuing a weather alert for West Bengal. Residents in coastal districts, including Kolkata, Howrah, and surrounding areas, are advised to stay informed and prepare for potential rainfall and wind activity. No immediate threat of a cyclone has been declared.

Low‑pressure system forms over Bay of Bengal, cyclone not yet predicted
Low‑pressure system forms over Bay of Bengal, cyclone not yet predictedPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

A low‑pressure system has appeared over the Bay of Bengal, according to the latest updates from the Indian Meteorological Department. While the system is weak, it has raised concerns among officials who are closely watching its development.

The IMD has issued a weather alert for West Bengal, urging residents in coastal regions—such as Kolkata, Howrah, and the surrounding districts—to monitor the situation. The alert warns of possible heavy rainfall and strong winds, but no cyclone has been predicted.

Local authorities are advising people to keep emergency supplies ready and to avoid unnecessary travel during high‑wind periods. Schools and offices may adjust schedules if weather conditions deteriorate.

Officials will continue to update the public as the low‑pressure area evolves. Residents are encouraged to follow official weather bulletins and stay tuned to local news for any changes in the forecast.

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