New Delhi, Nov. 1 -- A fresh cyclonic storm is likely to take shape on Sunday and make landfall as a severe cyclonic storm on the coast of Andhra Pradesh the next day as the low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal intensified into a depression, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Saturday. Addressing a press conference, IMD director general Mrutyunjay Mohapatra said the cyclone will be called "Murasu"-a name suggested by India-once it forms. In a bulletin issued at 8.30 pm, IMD said the deep depression zone will turn into a cyclonic storm on November 1 and severe cyclonic storm over west central Bay of Bengal on November 2. "It is likely to reach over westcentral Bay of Bengal near south Andhra Pradesh coast by the early hours of November 3 and cross south Andhra Pradesh coast as a severe cyclonic storm with wind speed of 100 to 110 km/hr gusting to 120 km/hr between Nellore and Narsapur by the morning of November 3, 2026," it added. On October 28, Cyclone Arnab bruised Andhra Pradesh and Odisha with wind speeds nearing 150 kmph at landfall. According to IMD, winds of up to 90 kmph are classified as a cyclonic storm; between 90-120 kmph is a "severe cyclonic storm"; between 120-165 kmph is a "very severe cyclonic" storm, 165-220 kmph is an "extremely severe cyclonic" storm and over 220 kmph is a "super cyclone"....