onshore, steady weakening took place and the depression ultimately degenerated into a remnant low on July 5 over Vidarbha. Owing to the cyclone's monsoonal nature, it produced heavy rains across a large swath of India and encompassed both coastlines. The heaviest rains fell in Odisha and Gujarat, with many areas receiving over . A two-day total of was measured in the Nabarangpur district and many nearby areas reported over . Ahwa, Gujarat, recorded the greatest single-day total of , and received at least during the entire event. The hardest hit areas were Odisha and Vidarbha, where 36 and 41 people were killed, respectively. At least five of the deaths were from fishermen who drowned offshore while the others resulted from landslides or building collapses. In the nearby states, Andhra Pradesh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, a further 30 people were killed collectively from flooding and mudslides. The normally slow-moving Saglana River burst its banks in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, and left most of the city submerged. Several homes collapsed and power supply became erratic. At least two people lost their lives in the city. A further 24 people were killed in the Navsari district after two rivers flooded surrounding areas. Depression BOB 07 A low-pressure area formed over northwest Bay of Bengal on 2 September. It concentrated into a depression the next day and crossed the north Orissa coast near Chandbali in the early morning of 4 September. Govindpur in Orissa recorded 150 mm of rainfall on 4 September. Land Depression 01 The India Meteorological Department upgraded a well-marked low-pressure area near Jamshedpur, India to a land depression with a minimum central pressure of 996hPa and maximum sustained winds of on September 21. The United States Naval Research Laboratory previously monitored the system as an area of interest before it moved inland near the border of India and Bangladesh. The depression degenerated into a low-pressure area on September 24 and dissipated later that day. Torrential downpours caused flooding that killed more than 170 people and left around 375,000 homeless in eastern India and Bangladesh. Tantloi in West Bengal received 370 mm of rainfall in 48 hours between 22 and 23 September. Severe Cyclonic Storm Mukda An area of convection persisted west of India on September 18 within a broad trough. Low wind shear allowed for gradual organization as the system moved westward. The thunderstorms organized about an exposed circulation. Early on September 21, the IMD