Cyclone Remal wreaked havoc in West Bengal, resulting in the deaths of 6 people. In Telangana, heavy rains and strong storms claimed 13 lives across several districts. The cyclone’s impact caused trees and electric poles to be uprooted and led to the collapse of many houses, disrupting road and air services. Bihar is now bracing for the cyclone’s effects, prompting the IMD to issue a cautionary warning to residents.

The cyclone is now set to hit Bihar, bringing pleasant weather to the region. The IMD reported that Cyclone Remal, originating from the Bay of Bengal, has made landfall on the coasts of Bangladesh and West Bengal, but its effects will persist in Bihar for the next four to five days. During this period, many districts in Bihar can expect winds blowing at speeds of 130 to 140 kilometers per hour, accompanied by heavy rain.

IMD Issues Alert For These Districts In Bihar 

The IMD has issued an orange alert for rain in Araria, Kishanganj, Supaul, and Katihar in Bihar. The cyclonic storm will bring heavy rain and strong winds to North Bihar, while altering the weather in South Bihar. This will disrupt air services from Patna to West Bengal and Jharkhand. The IMD has advised residents to remain cautious.

The IMD reported that the southwest monsoon is progressing normally and will reach Kerala in the next four to five days. Although the usual arrival date for the monsoon in Kerala is June 1, it is expected to arrive a day earlier this year.

On May 27 and 28, Sikkim, Assam, and Meghalaya are likely to experience heavy to very heavy rains. Additionally, Arunachal Pradesh may receive rainfall on May 27 and 29. Some states, including West Bengal, may also see rain due to the cyclonic storm.

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