26th Noon (Revised):

(A) Cyclonic Storm "Senyar" [Pronunciation: 'Sen-yar'] over Strait of Malacca and adjoining Northeast Indonesia and

Very likely to maintain the intensity of cyclonic storm for next 24 hours and then weaken gradually.

IMD revises Path from previous Track..

(B)  (B) Well Marked Low pressure area over southwest Bay of Bengal and adjoining areas of Southeast Sri Lanka & Equatorial Indian Ocean...Likely to move NNE and become a depression....IMD

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25th Night...11 pm

Many international agencies classify and track “Tropical Cyclone 04B” using 1‑minute average sustained winds, while IMD uses 3‑minute averages and its own classification/tracking conventions, so numbers and even timings can look different but refer to the same system.

Both methods are valid; they just follow different World Meteorological Organization–accepted practices.

Wind averaging differencesIMD defines maximum sustained wind as the highest 3‑minute mean wind at 10 m height within the cIyclone circulation.

Agencies like the U.S. National Hurricane Center and Joint Typhoon Warning Center use a 1‑minute mean wind at 10 m.Because a 1‑minute average captures shorter gusts, 1‑minute “sustained wind” values .

Tracking differencesAgencies use slightly different analysis techniques (satellite methods, model blends, weighting of observations), which can give small differences in estimated position, track, and intensity at a given time.