According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) it will probably be around the 11th.
Under the influence of low pressure, there is likely to be fairly widespread rainfall in most parts of east India and adjacent central India from June 10th.
Odisha is likely to have very heavy rain between June 10th and June 12th.
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The weather department added that due to the intensification of southwest winds from the Bay of Bengal to the northeast and the adjacent East Indies, a cyclonic circulation will form over central Assam and the surrounding area, including West Bengal and southern Chhattisgarh.
These areas are likely to experience extensive rainfall for the next four to five days.
Does low pressure turn into depression?
Under favorable conditions, a low pressure in the ocean can intensify into a depression, then a deep depression, and then a cyclone.
However, the weather agency said the likelihood of depression developing in the next 120 hours is low (1-25 percent) to moderate (51-75 percent).
In addition, not all depression turns into a cyclone storm.
Recently there were two cyclones in India, one on the west coast and one on the east coast.
The “extremely difficult” Cyclone Storm “Tauktae had hit the west coast of India and crossed the coast of Gujarat in Saurashtra between Diu and Una. Under the influence of cyclone Tauktae, Maharashta, Goa and Gujarat had experienced heavy rain and wind.
In the past month, a depression had spread across the Bay of Bengal down into the Cyclone Storm Yaas which crossed the coasts of West Bengal and Odisha as a “very severe cyclone” and wreaked havoc in West Bengal and Odisha.
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