Cyclone Mocha

Cyclone Mocha hits Bangladesh, Myanmar coasts

It is bringing heavy rain and winds of up to 195 kph, which could see dangerous flooding in areas around the Bay of Bengal

Thousands flee as Cyclone Mocha heads towards Bangladesh, Myanmar

Cyclone Mocha is likely to intensify further and make landfall on Sunday between Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh and Myanmar, the Bangladesh Meteorological Department said in a bulletin

Explained: Why tropical cyclones and storm surges are so deadly

A powerful Cyclone Mocha is expected to hit Myanmar and Bangladesh. Cyclones can unleash catastrophic storm surges — tsunami-like flooding — when they make landfall. They can be the deadliest part of a cyclone and are only partially affected by wind speeds

Mass evacuations in Bangladesh, Myanmar as Cyclone Mocha nears

The cyclone is expected to make landfall on Sunday morning between Bangladesh's Cox's Bazar, and Sittwe on Myanmar's western Rakhine coast

Cyclone Mocha: Where is it headed and how will it impact India?

‘Very severe’ Cyclone Mocha is expected to further intensify into an ‘extremely severe’ cyclonic storm on Friday night before reaching peak intensity on Saturday evening. It is predicted to make landfall around noon on 14 May close to Myanmar’s Sittwe

The Weather Report: Sweltering heat brings India back to harsh reality of summer as dry week looms

The abnormally cool and wet period is over and summers are back across India as anti-cyclonic circulation is seen developing in the Arabian Sea along with cyclone Mocha in the bay to pull all moisture from inland

How Cyclone Mocha brewing over the Bay of Bengal got its name from coffee

India's eastern states have been put on alert as a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal is set to intensify into a cyclonic storm – Cyclone Mocha. The name was suggested by Yemen after the Red Sea port city, which is known to have introduced coffee to the world over 500 years ago

Cyclone Mocha likely to move towards Myanmar-Bangladesh coast

Fishermen, ships, trawlers and small boats have been asked not to venture into the south-east Bay of Bengal