After Arnab And Murasu, Another Cyclone Threat For AP?

Andhra Pradesh may have to face another weather threat after Cyclones Arnab and Murasu. A fresh low-pressure system is likely to develop over the Bay of Bengal around November 13, raising concerns along the east coast.

The system is expected to move northwestwards, but its exact direction is not yet clear. Weather experts are closely watching its movement to understand whether it could develop into a cyclone.

There are different possibilities about its path. It may move towards Tamil Nadu and South Coastal Andhra Pradesh, turn back into the sea or move towards Myanmar.

If it becomes a cyclone, it will be named Akvan, as suggested by Iran.

However, it is too early to say whether the system will turn into a cyclone or make landfall. The next few days will give a clearer picture.

After facing two cyclones in a short period, another possible threat is a matter of concern for Andhra Pradesh. Farmers and coastal people are still dealing with the impact of the previous storms, and another spell of severe weather could make things worse.