Low pressure 99B in bay of bengal

Low pressure,now located at 14.09°N 89.89°E, with winds of 50-55 km/hour, is expected to intensify in to depression during next 24-48 hours.

Our view is that it will soon further intensify in to tropical cyclone due to low wind shear in east bay of Bengal where the low pressure is moving.

According to gfs it will move westward after moving north eastwards where it will intensify in to tropical cyclone.Then it will hit odisha as a tropical depression/tropical storm.

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