Dikhyaa Mohanty 
Over the course of the following day, the depression over the Bay of Bengal is probably going to get even worse and turn into a deep depression. The India Meteorological Department said that it is expected to travel northwestward during the course of the next twelve hours. After that, it is probably going to do a U-turn and go northeasterly over the course of the next three days, towards Bangladesh and the nearby coast of West Bengal.
According to the IMD bulletin, the depression over the west-central Bay of Bengal moved 06 km/h to the west-northwest during the last six hours. It was centered over the same area, roughly 600 km south of Paradip (Odisha), 760 km south of Digha (West Bengal), and 900 km south-southwest of Khepupara (Bangladesh). Its impact is expected to bring mild to moderate rain and thundershowers to sections of coastal Odisha. For the remainder of the districts, dry weather is most expected to prevail.
Because to the mild rain, farmers are encouraged to finish harvesting by October 23. Over the time, the sea conditions over the regions will be rough to extremely severe. It is recommended that fishermen avoid fishing in the west central Bay of Bengal till October 25 and avoid going near or off the coast of Odisha and the north bay of Bengal from October 24 to 26.It is advisable for anyone in the deep water to get back toward land. At every port in Odisha, the Distant Cautionary Signal (DC-I) has been hoisted.
