Weather authorities have already warned that a developing system over the sea could also help to intensify into Cyclone Senyar within the next 48 hours.
The low-pressure area has also been strengthening steadily, and various meteorologists also tend to believe it may turn into a cyclonic storm soon.
As a result, heavy rain is also expected across several coastal regions, accompanied by strong winds and high waves.
According to early forecasts, the system is also drawing large amounts of moisture from the surrounding ocean, thus it has been creating conditions that favour rapid intensification.
If the system becomes Cyclone Senyar, it could also help to bring widespread rainfall, especially in the low-lying and vulnerable areas. Officials have also urged residents to stay alert and even follow all safety instructions.
Fishermen have also been advised not to venture into the sea due to rough conditions, and even due to the risk of high tides.
Ports and coastal monitoring teams have also boosted and equipped the surveillance systems to track any sudden changes in weather patterns.
Local disaster management teams are also preparing for any kind of possible waterlogging, power cuts, and even for any kind of transportation disruptions.
Although the exact path of the system is still uncertain, authorities are therefore preparing for the possibility of strong winds and even the idea of localised flooding.
Heavy rain may also affect daily life, including road movement and even the aid of essential services in some districts.
People living in various kinds of areas prone to waterlogging have been asked to secure their belongings and stay indoors during heavy rainfall.
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