The low pressure has formed in the southwest of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Bay of Bengal and the low pressure has turned into a low pressure. Currently, the low pressure is 1,575 km from Chittagong. It may turn into a cyclone before noon on Wednesday (May 10).
On Tuesday (May 9) at 9 o'clock, the weather and water researcher of Canada's Saskatchetan University Mustafa Kamal Palash came to know about this information.
In a Facebook post, he said, "As the southwest of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, which has formed in the southwest of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands around 8pm on Tuesday, the obvious low pressure has turned into a low pressure, which will then turn into a deeper and deeper depression and turn into a full-fledged cyclone before tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon).
In another forecast, he knew that the maximum wind speed was measured at 43 to 52 km per hour in the clear low pressure center, which is 63 km/h, if the maximum wind speed is 63 km or more, the full cyclone will be named full cyclone.
Meanwhile, the low pressure created in the Bay of Bengal has become a low pressure in the country, the maritime warning of the Department of the country is said to be the same as the southern part of the sea.
It was located 1,575 km south and southwest of Chittagong seaport at 6 pm on Tuesday, 1,535 km south and southwest of Cox's Bazar seaport, 1,585 km south of Mongla seaport and 1,535 km south of Payra seaport.
It is further concentrated and can be gradually moved north and north-west until May 11 and then gradually moving north and north-east, the maximum wind speed is 40 km/h within 44 km of the low pressure center.
It is growing in the form of gusty or gusty winds, which is rough in the area near the low pressure center.
