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Impact of Cyclone Yagi in India: Cyclone Yagi, which devastated many countries, has reached India. Such a change has been seen in India's weather after 30 years. The effect of cyclone Yagi is so much that there is heavy rainfall in the month of September, when the monsoon starts retreating from most parts of North India after September 15.
This cyclone that arose from the Pacific Ocean first reached the southern coast of China and turned into a super typhoon within two days. Its speed has increased to 350 kilometers per hour. At the same speed, the super typhoon affected the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar and Laos. Despite covering a long distance, this storm did not have any significant impact.
In the last few days, Cyclone Yagi has turned into a cyclone and has reached India after covering a distance of 3800 km. Due to the effect of Cyclone Yagi, there is heavy rain in Delhi-NCR, Haryana, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
Scientists are also surprised to see the effect of this cyclone that arose 3800 kilometers away in the Pacific Ocean on India's weather. However, the effect of cyclone Yagi proved beneficial for Bengal, Jharkhand, Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh. The storm has made up for the lack of rain in these areas. However, after leaving this area, cyclone Yagi is now moving towards the west.
Its effect will be seen in western India
Cyclone Yagi can cause a change in the weather in western India. Due to which there may be light rain in western and eastern Rajasthan. There is a possibility of more than normal rainfall after September 27.
