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Bay Of Bengal ·12 Nov 2026

Why this keeps happening

6 Publishersreporting it

Four readings this page holds, and where each one is explained. Every source behind them.

Where

Bay Of Bengal — and the river it runs into. Positions are real coordinates; the extent of the event is not known.

The reporting does not name a place precise enough to put on a map. A map of somewhere nearby is not a map of this.

  1. Origin Bay Of Bengal
  2. Direct impact India, downstream

In India These are the basins that make India’s cyclones.

What the satellite sees

Imagery published here, not linked to. The same public NASA layers a newsroom would use, over the region the reporting names, on the dates either side of the event.

Satellite imagery pending

"Bay Of Bengal" is not in this repository's coordinate table, so no frame can be centred on it. Imagery needs a location, and a nearby one is not the same thing.

This page will not put a photograph of a different mountain here while it waits. Optical layers, a second satellite, shortwave infrared and Sentinel-1 radar were all tried; the ladder is re-run every half hour.

Data and sources

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Reported

A headline is evidence that something was said. It is never evidence that it is true — which is why every figure at the top of this page carries the outlet that printed it and, where they disagree, all of them.

What is not established
  • Casualty and damage figures are not established here. Any number in the headlines below belongs to the outlet that printed it.
  • The mechanism is this page's reading of how the event was first reported, not a finding. Himalayan disasters are often reclassified once fieldwork is done.
  • The extent of the affected area has not been verified against satellite or official mapping.
  • Downstream consequences for India are a known mechanism for this hazard, not a confirmed outcome of this event.

Last changed 12:20 IST, 12 Nov 2026.

This is one event

The standing picture — how much extreme rain India actually gets, what IMD counts as extreme, who the rain kills, and what is changing across twelve cities — is on the situation page this belongs to.

India’s extreme rain

A gap is a gap

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The work against this reading

Mostly the written record, and going to look. Three of the essays on this site were reported out of flood years, and Gram Anubhav takes groups into villages living with this, run with over a hundred grassroots partners in the villages themselves.

And why it is not a reply

Publishing and going to see are not resilience. Swechha does not build drainage, and nothing here reduces the 3,594 deaths this page counts. What the work does is make the count harder to ignore — a smaller claim than it sounds, and the only one the evidence supports.

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