Cyclone Biparjoy weakens into depression, rain expected in parts of Sindh today
According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), Cyclone Biparjoy, which struck India's Gujarat coast close to the Pakistani border on Thursday, had weakened into a depression by Saturday morning. As a result, fishermen in Balochistan and Sindh can now venture into the sea.
With winds of up to 125 kph, Biparjoy—which means "calamity" in Bengali—had ploughed into the state of Gujarat, tearing off homes' roofs and uprooting trees and power lines. Before the storm hit land, at least six deaths in India were attributed to cyclone-related incidents.
There were no fatalities in Pakistan, which was largely spared from the storm's ravages. In certain coastal regions, though, water levels did rise.
Across both nations, more thanPreviously expected to hit land as a powerful cyclone, Cyclone Biparjoy has already weakened into a depression over the Arabian Sea. Although the coastal areas of Sindh are relieved by this news, it is still vital to exercise caution because the depression is still predicted to bring rain to some areas of the state. The most recent information on Cyclone Biparjoy and its probable effects on Sindh will be discussed in this article.
The Evolution of Cyclone Biparjoy: Cyclone Biparjoy, which developed from a low-pressure system in the Arabian Sea, had been rapidly increasing over the previous few days. However, as the cyclone faced unfavourable atmospheric circumstances, meteorological specialists noticed a trend towards a gradual weakening. It consequently evolved into a depression, which is what it is now.
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