Cyclone Set to Storm Western Coastal India.

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How come predictions went wrongSriram Medepalli--- On Wed, 11/11/09, ajay sehg <ajaysehg wrote:ajay sehg <ajaysehg Cyclone Set to Storm Western Coastal India.samva Date: Wednesday, 11 November, 2009, 5:21 PM

 

 

Dear Members,A Cyclone Phyon is advancing towards Western Coast of India & is expected to Strike Mumbai, Coastal belts of Maharastra & Gujrat by 6 p.m. IST.In Mumbai all offices had been shut down at around 1:30 p.m.Now if We look at Indian Chart, the Coming Incident is clearly Visible.India is undergoing Main/sub Period of Sun.In transists, Sun is transiting through h6 in state of debliation, and in Coming days shall be under exact aspect of ketu, Ketu represents Natural Calamities.Ketus Aspect to Debliated Sun Shall be exact on 15 Nov, Thus Coming days

are going to be Trouble Some for People living in Western Coastal Areas of India.Warm Regards. Ajay.

Published: Wednesday November 11, 2009 MYT 5:13:00 PM

Cyclone Phyan storms toward western India

 

 

MUMBAI, India (AP): Cyclone Phyan roared toward India's western coast Wednesday as authorities sounded an alert and shut schools and offices in anticipation of its blustery arrival.

Hundreds of fishermen were ordered to turn back as Phyan (FAY-an) stormed in from the Arabia Sea, nearly 155 miles (250 kilometers) southwest of Mumbai, India's financial and entertainment capital, said Gopal Chandal, a spokesman for the fishing community.

Rain started lashing parts of western India and was expected to pick up intensity with the wind speed touching up to 55 miles per hour (90 kilometer per hour) as the cyclone hits coastal areas Wednesday night, the India Meteorological Department said.

In Mumbai, municipal authorities closed schools and offices three hours early Wednesday. However, air and train services remained unaffected so far.

In neighboring Gujarat state, authorities kept vigil in 175 villages in 12 coastal districts and considered evacuating thousands of people to safe areas, said Ranjit Banerjee, a state official dealing with disaster management.

Banerjee said there was a possibility of the cyclone veering off in another direction in the Arabian Sea or losing strength as it traveled inland after hitting central Maharashtra state and southern parts of Gujarat

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