Cyclone Nisarga is the second to strike India in less than two weeks after Amphan hit Bengal last month
New Delhi:
Cyclone Nisarga, which intensified into a "severe cyclonic storm" this morning, has made landfall on the Maharashtra coast. This is the second cyclone to strike India in two weeks and the first such storm that will impact Mumbai - the worst-hit city in the country by coronavirus - in over 100 years. Over 10,000 people, including some coronavirus patients, have been moved to safer locations. Mumbai, the city worst affected by the coronavirus outbreak with over 41,000 cases so far, its suburbs and neighbouring districts are on high alert. Prohibitory orders have been placed in Mumbai, banning movement of people along the coast. Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the Chief Ministers of Maharashtra and Gujarat and the administrator of Daman and Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and assured all possible support. No one is allowed to come out in public places like beaches, parks and promenades along the Mumbai coastline. The ban is from Wednesday morning till next day's noon, the police said in the order, anyone caught violating the ban will face criminal action.
Weather in Mumbai: Nearly 1 lakh evacuated ahead of cyclone NisargaAs cyclone Nisarga makes landfall in Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts of Maharashtra, nearly one lakh people have been evacuated from the cyclone spot, said National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) Director-General, reports ANI. Cyclone Nisarga makes landfall close to Alibaug near MumbaiSevere cyclonic storm Nisarga - the second to strike India in two weeks - made landfall on the Maharashtra coast near Alibaugh at around 1 pm amid heavy rain. Read Here Cyclone Nisarga: Strong winds hit Ratnagiri area in MaharashtraStrong winds and high tides hit Ratnagiri area in Maharashtra. Cyclone Nisarga: Landfall process beginsWatch effect from Maharashtra's Sindhudurg of gusty winds blowing as cyclone Nisarga begins landfall. Cyclone Nisarga: Landfall has begun
Tropical storm Nisarga, which intensified into a "severe cyclonic storm" this morning, has made landfall on the Maharashtra coast. This is the second cyclone to strike India in two weeks and the first such storm that will impact Mumbai - the worst-hit city in the country by coronavirus - in over 100 years.
Cyclone Nisarga makes landfall on Maharashtra coast Cyclone Nisarga is very likely to cross north Maharashtra close to the south of Alibagh (Raigad) during the afternoon. Weather Forcast: Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation gears up to combat cyclone NisargaA thread of the key measures taken by Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to combat Cyclone Nisarga, which is expected to make landfall near coronavirus-hit Mumbai this afternoon. 
Cyclone Nisarga will make landfall near Alibaug, about 100 km from Mumbai, triggering heavy rainfall and wind with speed up to 110 kilometre per hour, gusting up to 120 kmph.
Cyclone Nisarga: NDRF with Mumbai's civic body evacuated locals near the seashore in VersovaNDRF with Mumbai's civic body evacuated locals near the seashore in Versova to safer places ahead of cyclone Nisarga. Cyclone Nisarga: Air and rail traffic has been disrupted due to the stormThe civil aviation regulator - Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA - on Tuesday cautioned airlines about the dangers of operating during monsoon and stormy conditions. Air and rail traffic has been disrupted due to the storm. Weather in Mumbai: Mumbai on edge as cyclone Nisarga nearsCyclone Nisarga, hovering over the Arabian Sea 190 km from Mumbai, is likely to make landfall at the coastal town Alibaug near the megapolis between 1 pm and 4 pm on Wednesday, a senior IMD official said. Under the influence of Severe Cyclonic Storm "Nisarga", Intense Convective cloud developed along the Konkan Coast. Cyclone Nisarga will make landfall near Alibaug near MumbaiCyclone Nisarga will make landfall near Alibaug, about 100 km from Mumbai, triggering heavy rainfall and wind with speed up to 110 kilometre per hour - gusting up to 120 kmph - the India Meteorological Department or IMD has said. NDRF teams convincing people to move out to shelters at AlibaugNDRF teams convincing people to move out to shelters at Alibaug, Raigarh, Maharashtra Animation on the movement of Severe Cyclonic Storm Nisarga from Goa Radar. Cyclone Nisarga: NDRF team has been deployed at Suvali Beach in SuratNDRF (National Disaster Response Force) team has been deployed at Suvali Beach in Surat, in view of impending adverse weather. Weather Forcast: Rainfall in GoaIndia Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted light to moderate rainfall for today at most places with heavy to very heavy falls at isolated places over Goa. Weather Forcast: Alibaug preps for cyclone Nirsarga impactAs Cyclone Nisarga approached the Maharashtra coast on Wednesday, heavy rain, winds and high waves were seen at Alibaug near Mumbai, where landfall was expected. At least 100,000 people, including some coronavirus patients, have been moved to safer locations ahead of the first such storm to threaten Mumbai in more than 70 years. Read Here Cyclone Nisarg has become a severe cyclonic stormCyclone Nisarg has become a severe cyclonic storm, it is 200 km away from Mumbai. The cyclone is moving northeasterly towards Alibag in Raigad district. The severe cyclonic storm Nirsarg is likely to cross south of Alibag between 1 pm to 3 pm: Shubhangi Bhute, Scientist, IMD Mumbai Cyclone Nisarga has intensified further, eye diameter has decreased to about 65 km during the past hour; visuals from Marine Drive. Cyclone Nisarga: Mumbai's civic body BMC has put out a list of dos and don'ts for citizens.Mumbai's civic body Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has put out a list of dos and don'ts for citizens. Weather in Mumbai: Mumbai braces for cyclone, civic body's dos and don'ts for residentsCyclone Nisarga, the first such storm to threaten Mumbai in over a century, is heading to the Maharashtra and Gujarat coasts and is expected to make landfall at Alibaug, about 100 km from Mumbai, this afternoon. The IMD (India Meteorological Department) said Nisarga intensified into a "severe cyclonic storm" this morning. Mumbai, the city worst affected by the coronavirus outbreak with over 41,000 cases so far, its suburbs and neighbouring districts are on high alert. Read Here For some unavoidable reason, you need to drive your car, please ensure that you carry hammer or objects that can help you break glass in case your car doors get jammed: Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation. Weather Forcast: Ban on movement of people in Mumbai till Thursday noon
In Mumbai, the ban on movement of people is till Thursday noon, the police said in a late-night order, adding that anyone caught violating the ban will face criminal action. Over 10,000 people, including some coronavirus patients, have been moved to safer locations.
Weather in Mumbai: NRDF Maharashtra has taken up a door-to-door awareness campaignIn wake of the severe cyclone storm 'Nisarga' over the Arabian Sea, teams of the NRDF Maharashtra has taken up a door-to-door awareness campaign to protect lives of the people.
Indian Air Force (IAF) continues in a heightened state of preparedness to provide required assistance in combating Nisarga cyclone.
Tropical storm Nisarga: The cyclonic storm will make landfall near Alibaug
The cyclonic storm will make landfall near Alibaug, about 100 km from Mumbai, triggering heavy rainfall and wind with speed up to 110 kilometre per hour, the India Meteorological Department or IMD said on Tuesday.
Cyclone Nisarga to hit Alibaug near Mumbai at noon with 110 KMPH windsTropical storm Nisarga, which intensified into a "severe cyclonic storm" this morning, is headed towards the Maharashtra and Gujarat coasts and is expected to make landfall near coronavirus-hit Mumbai this afternoon. This will be the second cyclone to strike India in two weeks and the first to hit the financial capital in over 100 years. Read Here NDRF teams evacuated the Uttan village in ThaneNDRF teams evacuated the Uttan village in Mira Bhaindar, Thane The eye of the cyclone - an area of calm weather in the center of the storm - is visible in the radar, the weather department said this morning. Watch: Strong winds and rain hit North Ratnagiri area in Maharashtra. NDRF teams from Andhra Pradesh arrived at Mumbai early this morning for cyclone Nisarga duty. Cyclone Nisarga intensifies into a severe cyclonic stormThe India Meteorological Department (IMD) said that Cyclone Nisarga intensified into a severe cyclonic storm and lay centered over east-central Arabia Sea as of 5:30 am today. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams recceing the Dahanu, Palghar coast early morning today: SN Pradhan, NDRF Director-General. Cyclone Nisarga: Trains have been rescheduled from Mumbai terminalDue to cyclone Nisarga 5 trains that were to depart from Mumbai Terminal have been rescheduled, while 2 trains that were scheduled to arrive at Mumbai Terminal to be suitably regulated and one train has been diverted, says Indian Railways. Cyclone Nisarga: Flight operations were partially hit due to the cyclonic stormFlight operations in Mumbai were partially hit due to the cyclonic storm approaching the west coast. Indigo tweeted saying flight operations to/from Mumbai, Pune, Shirdi and Surat are likely to be impacted. Cyclone Nisarga: Uddhav Thackeray appeal to people of Mumbai to stay indoorsMaharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Tuesday appealed to the people of Mumbai to "stay indoors". "The cyclone could be more severe than the ones the state has faced till now... Tomorrow (Wednesday) and the day after are crucial in coastal areas... Activities which had resumed (as part of easing of lockdown) will be kept shut there for the next two days, people should remain alert," Mr Thackeray said. Cyclone "Nisarga" approaching north Maharashtra coast with a speed of 13 kmph during past 6 hours Cyclone Nisarga to make a landfall near AlibaugCyclone Nisarga, the first such storm to threaten Mumbai in over a century, is barreling towards the Maharashtra and Gujarat coasts and is expected to make landfall near Alibaug, about 100 km from Mumbai, on Wednesday afternoon.By Spine Divo
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