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Tropical cyclone likely to form in Bay of Bengal-553511

Tropical cyclone likely to form in Bay of Bengal 20th May, 2021 01:43:06 The sea surface temperature over the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal is making conditions favourable for the development of a tropical cyclone during May 25-26 in the bay. Due to having very favourable conditions ahead, it could intensify into a significant tropical cyclone during May 25-26, according to a weather update of Cyclone News: Bay of Bengal. The cyclone will likely be named as YAAS. The landfall is anticipated between North Odisha of India to South West Bangladesh coast as a significant tropical cyclone during May 27-28, it said.

Flood Management Grants - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

Flood Management Grants Application open for 21 Flood Management Grants The Idaho Water Resource Board held a special meeting on Monday to open the application period for the State Flood Management Grant program in 2021, offering a total of $800,000 for grant applications statewide. Applications are due by Friday, June 18, 2021. The grant awards will be made at the Board’s regularly scheduled meeting in July. Eligible entities can apply for up to $200,000 per project; a 50 percent match is required. The Board encourages eligible entities to apply from all regions of Idaho. The Board’s criteria for awarding flood grants ensure that no more than 50 percent of the total budget may be spent within a single geographic region of the state.

Environment Agency: 'Thousands of Cumbrian homes now better protected from flooding'

Environment Agency: 'Thousands of Cumbrian homes now better protected from flooding'
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India, Bangladesh discuss flood management, early implementation of Teesta water pact

Highlights The issues were discussed during a secretary-level meeting India expressed commitment to implement pact at the earliest New Delhi: India and Bangladesh held a discussion on flood management and early implementation of the Teesta water pact on Tuesday (March 16). The two key issues were discussed during the secretary-level meeting of the water resources ministries of the two neighbouring nations.   The Indian delegation was led by Pankaj Kumar, Secretary, Water Resources, while the Bangladesh side was led by senior Secretary Kabir Bin Anwar. Bangladesh s side reiterated their request for an early conclusion of the pact, with the Indian side expressing their sincere commitment and continued efforts in this regard.

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