From The New Indian Express
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Cyclone ‘Murasu’, a severe cyclonic storm in the Bay of Bengal, crossed the south‑coastal stretch of Andhra Pradesh between Nellore and Narsapur early on Tuesday, November 3, according to an India Meteorological Department bulletin. The system brought heavy rain and gusty winds, with sustained speeds of 100‑110 km/h and gusts up to 120 km/h, lashing parts of the coast. Authorities in Andhra Pradesh placed the state on high alert, while a red alert was issued for Telangana as rains were expected there. Rain alerts were also issued for Chennai and nine districts in Tamil Nadu.
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As a second powerful cyclone barrels into India’s east coast today within a week, it’s essential to look at how the government apparatus handled the first. Odisha was clearly caught on the wrong foot by Arnab, a severe storm that can serve as a preview of extreme weather events to come. The tropical…
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As a second powerful cyclone barrels into India’s east coast today within a week, it’s essential to look at how the government apparatus handled the first. Odisha was clearly caught on the wrong foot by Arnab, a severe storm that can serve as a preview of extreme weather events to come. The tropical…
