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<p>India is reeling under a double weather whammy as of November 27, 2025, with the ferocious Cyclone Senyar tearing through the southern seas and a merciless cold wave gripping the north from Punjab to Delhi. This unprecedented late-season cyclone, named &#8216;Senyar&#8217; meaning &#8216;lion&#8217; by the UAE, has already made a dramatic landfall in Indonesia&#8217;s Sumatra region, unleashing chaos that experts warn could soon ripple into India&#8217;s coastal belts. Meanwhile, northern plains are shrouded in fog and frost, with temperatures plummeting to single digits, turning daily life into a survival challenge. Drawing from the latest India Meteorological Department (IMD) bulletins and on-ground reports, this in-depth analysis uncovers the science behind the storm, its human toll, and actionable advice to navigate the crisis – all while highlighting why this could be one of 2025&#8217;s most disruptive weather events.</p>



<p>Cyclone Senyar burst onto the scene unexpectedly over the Indian Ocean on November 25-26, defying typical cyclone timelines that peak from May to November in the North Indian Ocean basin. Forming as a rare November cyclone, it intensified rapidly, packing sustained winds of 55-70 kmph by early morning on November 26 near latitude 4.7°N and longitude 97.8°E, just 90 km east-southeast of Kuta Makmur in Indonesia. The storm&#8217;s landfall there triggered flash floods and power outages, but its path is now recurving eastward, maintaining cyclonic intensity until at least the evening of November 27. For India, the immediate threat looms over the Andaman &; Nicobar Islands, where heavy to very heavy rainfall is pounding the region on November 26-27, with isolated heavy showers expected through November 28-29. Southern states like Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh are on high alert, with forecasts predicting squally winds gusting up to 65 kmph along the coasts, accompanied by monsoon-like deluges that could dump 100-150 mm of rain in 24 hours.</p>



<p>The cyclone&#8217;s fury isn&#8217;t just about speed; it&#8217;s the sheer volume of water it&#8217;s hauling. IMD models indicate that Senyar&#8217;s moisture-laden clouds are fueling torrential downpours, reminiscent of peak monsoon ferocity but in the dead of post-monsoon winter. In Chennai, schools have shut down as streets turn into rivers, with residents reporting knee-deep water and uprooted trees blocking roads. Experts attribute this anomaly to warming Indian Ocean waters, which have spawned over 70 cyclones in the last 17 years, making late-season storms like Senyar more frequent and fierce. As the system edges closer to the Bay of Bengal, fishing communities are urged to stay offshore, with red alerts issued for Tamil Nadu&#8217;s coastal districts. The economic ripple? Potential crop losses in paddy fields and disruptions to ports, echoing the devastation of past cyclones but amplified by climate change.</p>



<p>Shifting north, the contrast couldn&#8217;t be starker: while the south drowns, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and Uttar Pradesh are locked in an icy embrace. Delhi clocked its season&#8217;s lowest at 8°C on November 26, shattering the prior record of 8.7°C from November 17, with fog blanketing the NCR like a thick shroud. IMD&#8217;s cold wave warning spans November 20-21 and beyond, forecasting a further 2-3°C dip across the plains, pushing &#8216;cold day&#8217; conditions where daytime highs barely scrape 15°C. In Punjab&#8217;s Amritsar and Ludhiana, frost has coated fields, threatening winter wheat germination, while Delhi&#8217;s air quality index spikes to &#8216;severe&#8217; levels, trapping pollutants in the stagnant cold air. Rajasthan&#8217;s 16 districts reported sub-10°C nights, with isolated pockets in Madhya Pradesh bracing for the chill&#8217;s northward creep.</p>



<p>This bipolar weather divide stems from clashing atmospheric patterns: Senyar&#8217;s tropical moisture clashes with a persistent western disturbance fueling northern arctics. IMD predicts thunderstorms with 30-40 kmph gusts in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, while dense fog could slash visibility to zero in Delhi-NCR until November 28. Health risks are mounting – hypothermia in the north, waterborne diseases in the south – with hospitals overwhelmed by respiratory cases from the cold and vector surges from floods.</p>



<p>So, how do you outsmart Mother Nature? For cyclone zones: Stockpile essentials like non-perishables, flashlights, and sandbags; monitor IMD&#8217;s Saffir-Simpson scale updates via their app; and avoid low-lying areas. Evacuate if winds exceed 50 kmph. In cold wave hit areas: Layer up with thermals, hydrate despite the chill, and use space heaters safely to combat the 6°C below-normal plunge. Drive cautiously in fog with hazard lights on, and check on the elderly. Long-term, experts call for resilient infrastructure – elevated homes in flood-prone south, insulated buildings in foggy north – to blunt future blows.</p>



<p>As Cyclone Senyar roars on and the cold tightens its grip, India&#8217;s weather resilience is under the spotlight. This 2025 showdown isn&#8217;t just a storm; it&#8217;s a wake-up call. Stay tuned for hourly updates, share your stories in comments, and subscribe for exclusive forecasts that keep you one step ahead. Your safety matters – act now!</p>



<p>Brace for disaster! Cyclone Senyar slams southern India with brutal 55-70 kmph winds and relentless downpours flooding streets – while a killer cold wave drops temps to bone-chilling lows from Punjab to Delhi. Get urgent alerts, expert tips, and real-time updates to stay safe in this 2025 weather nightmare!</p>



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