Cyclone Dana completes landfall, says IMD-Telangana Today

‘Dana’s disembarkation started at around 12.05 on Thursday night and the process took approximately 8 and a half hours to complete.

Bhubaneswar: Landfall process of severe cyclonic storm Calf It was completed Friday morning and took at least eight and a half hours for the system to land. IMD in question.

IMD included the following statements in its hourly bulletin: “The process of reaching land has been completed.” Dana’s disembarkation began at around 12:05 on Thursday night, and the process took approximately 8 and a half hours to complete. The landfall process was completed around 8.30 am on Friday, an IMD scientist said.

The severe hurricane storm that made landfall with wind speeds of 110 km per hour weakened and turned into a cyclonic storm. The cyclone was located approximately 50 km north-north west of Dhamra and 30 km northeast of Bhadrak town.

“The maximum sustained wind speed around the center of the cyclone is around 80 km/hr to 90 km/hr, with gusts reaching up to 100 km/hr,” IMD said. cyclone will likely move north to northwest Odisha IMD stated that the system is under constant surveillance of the Doppler weather radar in Paradip and said that it will gradually weaken and enter a deep depression in the next six hours.