Cyclone / For the first time in 21 years, on May 18, Gujarat feared the crisis, helicopter sirens sounded

Cyclone / For the first time in 21 years, on May 18, Gujarat feared the crisis, helicopter sirens sounded

The low pressure area created on the Arabian Sea could turn into a cyclonic storm on Sunday 16th May, the storm could reach the coast of Gujarat by 18th May.

The event will take place in May for the first time in 21 years




The cyclonic storm will reach the coast of Gujarat in the month of May




The last hurricane to reach the coast of Gujarat in 2011 was ARB O1




For the first time in the last 21 years, a cyclonic storm will reach the coast of Gujarat in May. According to a report, the last hurricane to reach the coast of Gujarat in May 2011 was ARB O1.




The low pressure area created in the Arabian Sea could turn into a cyclonic storm on Sunday, May 16. According to a forecast, the storm, which is forming in the southeastern Arabian Sea and Lakshadweep region, will turn into low pressure in the area by Saturday morning. It will take the form of a hurricane 24 hours later. According to the meteorological department, it is likely to move towards north-northwest Gujarat and the coast of Pakistan. By May 18, the storm could reach the coast of Gujarat.







This will be the first time in 21 years




For the first time in 21 years, a hurricane will strike in May. According to a report, the last hurricane to reach the coast of Gujarat in May 2011 was ARB O1. The effects of the hurricane were felt from May 21 to May 28, 2001. At that time there was a very severe hurricane which developed on the coast of Somalia on 22 May 2001. It was the strongest and most dangerous hurricane in the Arabian Sea with winds of 215 km / h. However, it was knocked out in 2007 by Super Cyclone Gonu. The final cyclone ARB O1, which reached Gujarat, weakened off the coast of Gujarat in the North Arabian Sea.

Alarm sounded from a helicopter


Security agencies, including the Coast Guard, have been alerted following the hurricane. Following this, a helicopter was used in Madhavpur village by the Coast Guard in Porbandar to warn the people. The siren sounded in the helicopter and people were appealed to be careful. While in coastal areas including Madhavpur, especially fishermen were instructed not to plow the sea.



Heavy rains begin in Saurashtra due to climate change



Even before the hurricane, the atmosphere in Saurashtra is changing. The atmosphere in the rural areas of Rajkot and Amreli is changing its mood. Heavy rains along with winds have started in Savarkundla of Amreli. Which has created a monsoon-like atmosphere throughout the summer. Rainy weather has also been created in the rural areas of Sarsia and Dhari in Amreli. In rural areas, unseasonal rains have again raised concerns among farmers. In this direction, a change in the atmosphere was also seen in the rural areas of Rajkot. Dust mites were blown up near Vajdi Vad village on Kalawad Road in Rajkot, besides rains fell in Bedi, Hadmatia, Gavaridad panth.

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On the other hand, Savarkundla in Amreli has also started raining with wind. This increased the concern of the farmers as the standing crop is likely to be damaged. Rains in rural areas, including Dhari, are threatening to damage important crops, including mangoes. Roads were also flooded in the Sarsiya area of ​​Amreli.