Cyclone ‘Murasu’ forms over Bay of Bengal, southern Odisha on high alert
The IMD said cyclone ‘Murasu’ is likely to make landfall on the Andhra Pradesh coast on November 3
Covered by 2 sources from India. First reported by The Hindu ·
How 2 newspapers cover this story
Naidu calls for high alert as another cyclone threat looms over Andhra Pradesh
Depression over southeast Bay of Bengal likely to intensify into a cyclone by November 1; officials told to monitor its movement every six hours and expedite restoration works in cyclone-hit areas
· After ‘Arnab’, Andhra Pradesh may face another severe cyclonic storm
· Cyclone ‘Murasu’ forms over Bay of Bengal, southern Odisha on high alert
· Cyclone Murasu drums up fresh worry for Andhra after Arnab; red alert sounded in five districts
· Cyclone Murasu: Orange alert in six Telangana districts, yellow alert in five on November 2
· Public urged to stay alert as cyclone Murasu set to hit Nellore, Prakasam districts
· ‘Murasu’ strengthens into Severe Cyclonic Storm
· Cyclone Murasu: list of flights cancelled to and from Chennai
· Cyclone Murasu: 12 flight services cancelled at Vijayawada; Visakhapatnam flights hit
· Cyclone Murasu: Odisha Government evacuates people from vulnerable areas
· Cyclone Murasu: Red alert in two Telangana districts, orange in three more on November 3
· Naidu directs officials to effectively tackle Cyclone Murasu
· NDRF deploys 14 teams in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana to tackle Cyclone Murasu
· Prakasam district on high alert as Murasu cyclone approaches
· Fishermen haul 400 boats ashore as Cyclone Murasu approaches Kothapatnam in Andhra’s Ongole
Cyclone Murasu: Chennai, Vijayawada flights hit; Andhra on alert ahead of landfall
Severe cyclonic storm Murasu has intensified over the Bay of Bengal and will impact Chennai soon. It is projected to make landfall on the south Andhra Pradesh coast around midnight or early Tuesday morning. Wind speeds are expected to reach 100-110 kmph with gusts up to 120 kmph during the storm. Heavy rain has…
· Cyclone Murasu to make landfall near at Andhra coast tonight; 120 kmph winds expected
Coverage details
2 outlets from India are covering this story: The Hindu and The Times of India. The Hindu published it first, on October 31, 2026; the last outlet to join was The Times of India, 2 days later.
Key names in the coverage: Bay of Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, Cyclone Murasu, Chennai and Vijayawada.
In total 18 articles have been published, because some outlets updated the story several times.
