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Cyclone
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Thursday November 04, 2010 07:11:52 PM,
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Chennai:
An atmospheric depression over southeast Bay of Bengal, centred
around 1,250 km from here, is expected to intensify into a
cyclonic storm and cross between Chennai and Ongole in Andhra
Pradesh by Nov 7 evening or night, weather department officials
said.
According to officials, rain or thunder shower would hit north
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The weather department predicted that winds with speed reaching
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and south Andhra Pradesh coast from Nov 6 morning.
Warning of rough sea conditions, the weather men advised fishermen
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the sea along and off the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
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