Cyclone Fengal

cyclone fengal has triggered heavy rainfall, prompting school and college closures in Puducherry, Villupuram, Cuddalore, Vellore, and Ranipet. After making landfall on November 30, it caused flooding in Tamil Nadu's Cuddalore district. Moving westward, it is expected to bring heavy rain to Andhra Pradesh's coastal and Rayalaseema regions. Rescue teams are assisting flood-hit areas.

cyclone fengal intensifies in the southwest Bay of Bengal, threatening north Tamil Nadu and Puducherry with heavy rainfall and strong winds. Schools and colleges are closed in several districts. The storm is expected to make landfall on November 30th, prompting officials to issue warnings and advisories. Real-time tracking is available on specific platforms, and the IMD website provides regular updates.

Ranchi experienced overcast skies as cyclone fengal, which made landfall in Tamil Nadu, affected parts of Jharkhand, with southern districts witnessing light showers. The cyclone's impact is expected to diminish by December 4, leading to a noticeable drop in temperatures and indicating the onset of winter in the region.

Bengaluru and regions of Karnataka to face rainfall in the next two days due to cyclone fengal, per the IMD. Yellow alerts issued for several districts, while orange alerts are for Udupi, Chikmagaluru, and Chikkaballapur with expectations of very heavy rainfall. Schools and colleges in affected areas to remain closed on December 2 as a precaution.

Bengaluru is set to experience light-to-moderate rainfall and cloudy weather over the next few days due to the spillover effects of cyclone fengal. The cyclone is expected to weaken upon landfall, reducing the storm's intensity. Minimum temperatures are expected to stabilize around 17 degrees Celsius, resulting in cool conditions.

cyclone fengal has caused heavy rainfall and disruptions in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Puducherry, and Kerala, prompting school closures in several districts. However, Bengaluru schools remain open despite a yellow alert, sparking parental concerns. While some private schools opted for online classes, officials maintain closures will be declared only if rains worsen. The cyclone has claimed six lives.

cyclone fengal caused heavy rainfall across several regions, leading to flooding in Mangaluru and Dakshina Kannada, disrupting daily life and travel. Schools in some districts were closed, while the IMD issued weather alerts for continued heavy rain. In Puducherry, schools were also closed, and relief efforts were launched. Meanwhile, Bengaluru faced heavy rainfall without a school closure announcement, frustrating parents. IMD forecasts reduced rainfall in Karnataka, while Kerala braces for ongoing heavy showers.

Tamil Nadu Chief M K Stalin announced on Tuesday that the families which bore the brunt of damage caused by cyclone fengal would be provided a relief of Rs 2,000 each.

Schools and colleges in four Tamil Nadu districts remain closed amid heavy rainfall from cyclone fengal, with Nilgiris schools shut on December 3. Ranipet, Salem, and Tiruvannamalai have also closed schools. cyclone fengal, which made landfall on November 30, weakened but continues to cause torrential rain. Students are advised to check for updates from authorities.

cyclone fengal hit Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, causing record-breaking rainfall, flooding, and significant disruption. Despite the cyclone weakening to a depression, continued rainfall created challenges for emergency services. Amidst the chaos, a viral video of a man rescuing a trapped dog brought a moment of hope. The disaster highlighted the need for robust disaster preparedness.

cyclone fengal brought significant rainfall to Chennai, causing electrocutions that resulted in four deaths. The IMD issued alerts for heavy rain across multiple districts. Public transport was minimized, and flights were canceled due to bad weather. Despite severe conditions, the anticipated damage was less severe, with some flooding and tree falls.

cyclone fengal caused severe flooding and destruction in Tamil Nadu, impacting 14 districts. Amid the devastation, an elderly man in Chennai used an inflatable boat to turn his flooded apartment into a joy ride for his grandchildren. The cyclone displaced thousands, claimed 12 lives, and destroyed over 3,000 homes.