Strong cyclone may form in Bay of Bengal next week

A Super cyclone may form during this Monsoon's departure, and there is a high possibility this week in the Bay of Bengal.

During the Kali Puja, a super cyclone could form in the Bay of Bengal. There may be a 150-200 kilometer per hour wind. The cyclone will be called "Sitrang" when it forms.

After the monsoon season ends in the second part of October, two depressions are predicted to develop over the Bay of Bengal.

These depressions have the potential to intensify into super cyclones. In the Andaman Sea between October 17 and 18, it may form.

By October 18–19, it might resemble a cyclone. It will gradually build more energy and proceed in the direction of the coast.

In the heart of the cyclone, winds might gust between 150 and 200 km/h. Many worry that the top speed, which would be in the super cyclone category at 250 km/h, might occur.

It is anticipated that this cyclone will wreak significant damage to the coast and surrounding areas wherever it makes landfall. The cyclone might cause a 15–20 foot tidal surge along the coast.