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Home / Nation / Mandous Reappears Now A System Develops Over Arabian Sea Off North Kerala And Karnataka Coasts 460636

Mandous reappears? Now, a system develops over Arabian Sea off north Kerala and Karnataka coasts

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Updated At : 12:23 AM Dec 14, 2022 IST

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Vibha Sharma

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New Delhi, December 13

After Mandous over the Southwest Bay of Bengal, a system appears to be now developing over Eastcentral and adjoining Southeast Arabian Sea off the north Kerala and Karnataka coasts.

According to the IMD, a Low Pressure Area formed over Southeast and adjoining Eastcentral Arabian Sea off the north Kerala-Karnataka coasts early today.

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Meteorologists, in fact, said Mandous travelled to the Peninsula to the west coast, “weakening and reemerging in the Southeast and adjoining Eastcentral Arabian Sea off the north Kerala-Karnataka coast”.

Meanwhile , the system is expected to move west-northwestwards away from India coast and become a well marked LPA over Eastcentral and adjoining Southeast Arabian Sea by December 14 morning and concentrate into a Depression over Eastcentral Arabian Sea around December 15 morning, the weather office said.

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