Cyclone Murasu Upgraded to Severe Storm Ahead of Andhra Pradesh Landfall
The severe cyclonic storm will hit the coast with wind speeds up to 110 kmph on November 3, prompting school closures and high alerts across the region.
Cyclone Murasu has intensified into a severe cyclonic storm and is projected to strike the southern coast of Andhra Pradesh on the morning of November 3. The weather system is maintaining a northwestward trajectory and is forecast to generate wind speeds between 100 and 110 kilometres per hour as it crosses land.
In preparation for the heavy weather, local administrations have activated safety protocols. The Bapatla District Collector has instructed all government departments to remain on high alert and carefully coordinate their emergency response. Meanwhile, authorities in Guntur have declared a mandatory holiday for all educational facilities, regardless of their management structure.
Precautionary measures also extend into neighbouring regions. District Collectors for Chennai and Tiruvallur have confirmed that all schools and colleges within their respective districts will be closed on Monday due to the severe weather conditions.
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