Cyclone Nisarga Live Updates

Panaji : India Metrological Department (IMD) scaled severe storm cyclone Nisarga live status. It could hit the Goa-Maharastra coast as a severe cyclonic storm on the afternoon of June 3. The IMD said the low pressure system formed in the Arabian Sea has intensified into a deep depression and would become a cyclone within the next few hours. It would continue to gain strength and turn into severe cyclonic storm “Nisarga” late Tuesday evening.

Indian Meterological Department has issued Red alert for North Maharashtra and South Gujarat coasts. IMD said “Depression over east-central Arabian sea intensified into deep depression. To intensify further into a severe Cyclonic Storm and cross Maharastra coast during June 3 afternoon.

Depression over east-central Arabian sea intensified into Deep Depression. To intensify further into a Severe Cyclonic Storm and cross Maharashtra coast during 3rd June afternoon.Cyclone Alert for north Maharashtra south Gujarat coasts: IMD pic.twitter.com/Mj3wb8k72t

— ANI (@ANI) June 2, 2020

The depression over the south-east and adjoining east central Arabian sea and Lakshadweep area, which is likely to intensify into cyclone Nisarga, will largely impact Mumbai, Thane, Palghar , Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg districts and neighbouring areas in Konkan.

Heavy rains and strong winds hit #Goa's capital Panaji. pic.twitter.com/I7h49gMLjD

— ANI (@ANI) June 2, 2020

Already, the depression effects captuted in the coastal state Goa. Heavy rains and strong winds hit Goa’s capital Panaji.

Full rain in Goa Arambol beach tufan effects pic.twitter.com/Ab8HBFoabs

— Santosh Reddy (@Santosh40283496) June 2, 2020

The Cyclone Nisarga lays about 240 km WNW of Panjim, 410 km SSW of Mumbai and 620 km SSW Surat. It will intensify into a severe cyclonic storm by Tuesday night and expected to landfall in coast areas on June 3.

Took stock of the situation in the wake of cyclone conditions in parts of India’s western coast.

Praying for everyone’s well-being. I urge people to take all possible precautions and safety measures.

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 2, 2020

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted “Took stock of the situation in the wake of cyclonic conditions in parts of India’s Western coast. Praying for everyone’s well-being. I urge people to take all possible precautions and safety measures”

There will be a total of 16 teams in Gujarat and 10 teams in Maharashtra, with 6 in Maharashtra on standby if required and two teams in Gujarat on standby: NDRF Director General SN Pradhan #NisargaCyclone https://t.co/22muuOM0FI

— ANI (@ANI) June 2, 2020

NDRF director general SN Pradhan said to ANI “NDRF is deployed in the both the states , 10 teams are in Maharastra and 11 teams are in Gujarat. However, Gujarat has asked for 5 more teams . So we are getting team airlifted from Punjab”

Mumbai: Fishermen return from the sea as they have been cautioned by the authorities not to venture out at sea, in view of impending adverse weather; Visuals from Mahim Beach. #CycloneNisarga pic.twitter.com/Kw5xR7bSrF

— ANI (@ANI) June 2, 2020

According to IMD ” heavy to extremely rainfall is predicted on Tuesday and on Wednesday”

As per the alert issued by India Meteorological Department, there is possibility that #CycloneNisarga may hit Navsari area tonight or by morning of 4th June; all required measures have been taken: Ardra Agarwal, District Collector, Navsari. #Gujarat pic.twitter.com/PbMTFT57cD

— ANI (@ANI) June 2, 2020

Nisarga, which is likely to make landfall on Wednesday as a severe cyclonic storm with a wind speed of 90 to 105 kmph gusting to 125 kmph.

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