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How Cyclone Biparjoy Got Its Name And Other Details In 5 Points

The depression is expected to intensify into Cyclone Biparjoy on June 6 or 7. (Representational Pic) The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning about a deep depression over the southeast Arabian Sea. It can intensify into a cyclonic storm named Biparjoy, the IMD said.

Here are 5 points on Cyclone Biparjoy:

- The name Biparjoy was given by Bangladesh and means 'calamity' or 'disaster'. As per IMD website, the name was adopted by World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) countries in 2020 and pronounced Biporjoy. - The names include tropical cyclones that form over North Indian Ocean, including Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea. The weather department said the depression was formed on June 5. - In a bulletin on Tuesday morning, the IMD said that the depression currently lays about 930 km west-southwest of Goa and 1,060 km south-southwest of Mumbai. - It added that the cyclonic storm will intensify into a severe cyclonic storm by Thursday morning and very severe cyclonic storm by Friday evening. - The IMD said is closely monitoring the path of the cyclone and will issue advisories accordingly. Residents of coastal areas are advised to be prepared for possible flooding and other impacts from the cyclone. Post a comment Source link Read the full article