Cyclone Remal is currently forming in the Bay of Bengal and is expected to potentially develop into a significant cyclone. According to the Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD), a low-pressure area is forming and may intensify into Cyclone Remal within the next few days. If it does form, it could make landfall between May 25 and 27, affecting regions from Barguna to Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh and potentially parts of West Bengal and Odisha in India (The Business Standard) (The New Indian Express) (The Business Standard).
The cyclone is anticipated to bring heavy rainfall and rough sea conditions, starting from May 24 and lasting until May 28. Coastal areas are at risk of flooding, especially if the cyclone coincides with high tides, which could result in water levels rising 5 to 10 feet above normal (The Business Standard) (The Business Standard).
Authorities are advising fishermen to return to shore by May 23 to avoid the rough seas, and preparations are being urged for potential flooding and damage to agriculture (The Business Standard) (RTV Online)
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