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Sign in to searchCyclone Montha and India’s Cyclone Monitoring Framework
Cyclone “Montha”, named by Thailand (meaning “fragrant flower”), emerged over the southeast Bay of Bengal in late October 2025. Initially forming as a low-pressure system, it intensified into a depression on 26 October 2025 and moved north-northwestwards, approaching the Andhra Pradesh coast. According to IMD, the cyclone was forecast to make landfall near Kakinada on 28–29 October, with sustained winds of 90–100 km/h and gusts touching 110 km/h, classifying i
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Learn about Cyclone Montha's impact on Andhra Pradesh and India's advanced cyclone monitoring framework including IMD's early-warning system and disaster response.
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