This year's first hurricane is likely to hit the Kitch area of Gujarat on May 20
Due to the storm, winds of 30 to 40 kmph are likely to erupt in Gujarat
The first hurricane of 2021 will strike this week. However, the storm will only hit Gujarat. On the morning of May 14, the southeast coast of Arabia is expected to be a place of pressure.
The East Central Arabian Sea can light up in the form of a storm on May 16 and could rise northwest. A severe storm on May 16 is expected to bring heavy rains between May 14 and 16 in many areas, including Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra.
This storm will be the first hurricane of the year. When the storm (Tauktae cyclone) becomes a hurricane, it will become a hurricane as its strength increases.
This time Myanmar gave us the name. It is likely that this year's first storm will pass the Kitch area of Gujarat on May 20.
According to India's weather department, there are various types of storms at this time. While some models indicate that the storm could pass along the coast of Oman, other models point to South Pakistan. Which means the storm will affect other parts of Gujarat.
Gujarat is likely to be hit by 'Taukte' on May 19-20 in Saurashtra-Kutch and winds of up to 35-40 kmph could erupt. The storm is likely to hit the coast of Saurashtra on May 19 for now. Also, winds are likely to blow at a speed of 30 to 40 kmph in Gujarat due to the storm.
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According to India's weather department, there are various types of storms at this time. While some models indicate that the storm could pass along the coast of Oman, other models point to South Pakistan. Which means the storm will affect other parts of Gujarat.
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