Easterlies may keep Tamil Nadu, Kerala wet after cyclone Murasu
In short
Cyclone Murasu may make landfall along south coastal Andhra Pradesh by Monday night and then move inland. The report says easterly winds across the Bay may keep rain going in Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
This matters for people in those states because more rain could continue after the cyclone. The report does not confirm the final track or how much rain will fall.
What the reporting says
Easterly winds across the Bay may keep Tamil Nadu and Kerala wet after cyclone Murasu, according to the weather summary. The report also says the cyclone may make landfall along south coastal Andhra Pradesh by Monday night and then move inland. The immediate uncertainty is the storm track and rainfall intensity, which are described as possibilities rather than confirmed outcomes.
Why it matters
Cyclone Murasu is reported as a possible landfall threat for south coastal Andhra Pradesh by Monday night, with easterly winds potentially keeping Tamil Nadu and Kerala wet. The story links the storm to continued rainfall risk, but it does not confirm landfall or quantify rainfall. The main impact is on weather conditions and local disruption risk in the affected states.