Cyclone Dana Update
Current Status: Cyclone Dana has made landfall in Odisha, with wind speeds exceeding 110 km/h. The storm is currently located about 20 km north of Dhamara and is expected to move west-northwest across northern Odisha, gradually weakening into a cyclonic storm by the forenoon of October 25.
Impact: The cyclone has caused extremely heavy rainfall and gusty winds, leading to destruction in several areas, including Vansaba, Bhadrak, and Dhamra. Incidents of tree falls and damage to structures have been reported.
Evacuations and Precautions: In preparation for the cyclone’s impact, lakhs of people have been evacuated to temporary relief camps. Schools and educational institutions in both Odisha and West Bengal have been closed as a precautionary measure.
Forecast: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) indicates that the landfall process will continue until Friday morning, with ongoing heavy rainfall expected throughout the affected regions.
Top 3 Authoritative Sources Used:
1. Indian Meteorological Department (IMD)
The IMD is the national meteorological service of India, providing weather forecasts, warnings, and information on cyclones and other weather phenomena.
2. Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO)
ISRO is India’s space agency responsible for satellite launches and monitoring weather patterns through satellite data, aiding in disaster management efforts.
3. News Agencies (e.g., PTI)
Press Trust of India (PTI) is a leading news agency in India that provides real-time updates on various events including natural disasters like cyclones.
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