No cyclone forecast made by Met department, do not believe in rumours, says IMD DG Mohapatra ...Middle East

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Requesting people not to believe in rumours of a possible cyclone in Odisha in the next fortnight, India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Friday said a low pressure area may be created over east-central Bay of Bengal in October first week with low probability of it intensifying into a depression. This was said by IMD DG Mrutunjay Mohapatra while reacting to rumours being circulated that a cyclone will hit Odisha in the first week of October. ''Though the month of October is considered as a cyclone period in Odisha, the IMD has not made any such forecast so far. The IMD has analysed at least 10 different models and two of them indicated that a low pressure area may be formed in the Bay of B

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