BHUBANESWAR: A low pressure area formed over the Bay of Bengal and adjacent Andaman Sea on Saturday is amassing power and is very likely to intensify into a really severe cyclonic storm on Monday. The cyclonic storm is very likely to cross West Bengal, north west Odisha and adjacent Bangladesh coasts on Wednesday night, the India Meteorology Department (IMD) predicted. The southern coast of India will undergo summer cyclone for its third successive year following Fani and Amphan at 2019 and 2020, respectively. But, unlike the former summer cyclones, this period that the effect could be . “The cyclone is very likely to crossover West Bengal and adjacent north Odisha along with Bangladesh coasts about Wednesday evening using a speed rate of 120-165 kilometers per hour and gusting to 185 mph,” IMD manager general Mrutyunjay Mohapatra stated. “Generally summertime time or pre-monsoon cyclones have lower effect compared to this of post-summer cyclones that happen from the weeks of October and November,” he explained. The minimal pressure is very likely to intensify to a melancholy on Sunday and shape to a cyclone from Monday. As it does it could be known as Cyclone Yaas. “Even though the specific point of landfall will be not yet been determined, it’s very likely to become a really serious cyclone in the next 24 hours. The wind speed is going to be experienced over 100-metre radius at the middle of the cyclone,” Mohapatra stated. The IMD manager general explained under the sway of this cyclonic storm, regular to moderate rain is very likely to begin in coastal areas of Odisha out of Tuesday and it may gradually grow into intense rainfall. Based upon the path of this cyclone, north eastern coastal areas of Odisha will encounter rain. “People shouldn’t fear but stay ready for the cyclone Odisha has energed a version for the entire world in dealing with natural disasters. The IMD was creating accurate and advanced prediction, allowing sufficient time for authorities to start trainings,” Mohapatra additional.