From uprooted trees to real-time tracking, Cyclone Dana is here and it’s a wild ride! Buckle up for updates!
Cyclone Dana has taken the coastal states of Odisha and West Bengal by storm—literally! With the process of landfall starting between Bhitarkanika in Kendrapara and Dhamra in Bhadrak, winds have been clocking in at a fury-inducing 110 kmph. As expected, the cyclone brings a fair share of chaos; we unfortunately report a tragic case of an elderly woman who lost her life at a shelter. But amid these challenges, the Odisha government is striving to achieve the ‘zero casualty’ target to ensure the safety of its citizens!
As the rains pour and winds howl, ISRO’s high-tech satellites are having their own cyclone-themed party up in the sky. Their polar orbiting satellite EOS-06 and geostationary satellite INSAT-3DR have been tracking Cyclone Dana since October 20 and providing real-time updates. Who said that space tech is only for astronauts? It’s also a vital tool for shielding down here on Earth! And while we’re on the topic, the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) is actively storming through the affected areas to remove uprooted trees and ensure that life can return to normalcy post-storm.
Weather forecasts indicate that the severe cyclonic storm will keep making its presence felt even after landfall, with heavy rain and thunderstorms likely to hit the regions of Odisha and South Bengal. If you think securing your treats for the cyclone is a hassle, imagine the meteorologists juggling data, wind speeds, and forecasting models while tracking this weather beast! Satellite images of Cyclone Dana are mesmerizing yet alarming, showing fierce swirling clouds as it barrels toward land like it’s the headliner at a monsoon music festival!
And speaking of headliners, did you know that cyclones can generate enough energy to power a small country? Each year, they release heat equivalent to about 200 times the output of the world’s electrical power plants! Wow! So while it might seem like Mother Nature isn’t playing nice, she’s certainly got an electrifying personality. Remember to stay informed and safe during these dramatic weather days; after all, if you’re singing in the rain, it might as well be to the tune of Cyclone Dana!
But here’s a fun fact before you dash off: The Indian Meteorological Department doesn’t just predict cyclones; they’ve been pinpointing the locations of storms for decades and have made tracking technology even more accessible! With a few clicks, anyone can keep tabs on storm activity from the safety of their home. It’s all in a day’s work for technology and timely forecasts—ready to help you weather any storm!
Cyclone Dana live updates: The landfall process started between Bhitarkanika in Kendrapara and Dhamra in Bhadrak with winds reaching 110 kmph.
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