World · South & Central Asia · 13 hrs ago
Cyclone Arnab may reach very severe strength before possible Wednesday landfall
A deep depression is strengthening in the Bay of Bengal and is expected to become Cyclone Arnab on Monday.
The forecast says it could become a very severe cyclone before a possible Wednesday landfall.
The reports discuss possible effects in South Bengal, but do not identify which districts may be hit.
The cyclone’s maximum wind speed could reach 145 km/h.
A weather warning has been issued, though the reports give no further details about it.
The forecasts describe what may happen; they do not confirm the storm’s path or where it will make landfall.
The headline says Cyclone Arnab may reach very severe strength before a possible landfall on Wednesday.
TheWall reports that a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal is expected to become a cyclone on Monday.
Anandabazar Patrika says the storm’s maximum wind speed could reach 145 kilometres per hour.
Anandabazar Patrika reports that a warning has been issued.
The supplied articles do not state where the cyclone may make landfall.
- Who
- Cyclone Arnab.
- What
- It may strengthen to a very severe cyclone before a possible landfall. Its maximum wind speed could reach 145 kilometres per hour.
- When
- It is expected to become a cyclone on Monday, with possible landfall on Wednesday.
- Where
- The Bay of Bengal is stated as the location of the deep depression; the possible landfall location is not stated.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The deep depression over the Bay of Bengal is expected to become Cyclone Arnab.
The cyclone may make landfall, according to the headline.
- Name
- Cyclone Arnab
- Current system
- Deep depression over the Bay of Bengal
- Expected cyclone formation
- Monday
- Possible landfall
- Wednesday
- Possible maximum wind speed
- 145 kilometres per hour