On October 26, observations indicated that Cyclone Arnab was forming in the Bay of Bengal. The system is in its early stages as it develops over the water.
Forecast models predict that Arnab will move toward the coastlines of Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Telangana, Chhattisgarh, and Puducherry. The Indian Meteorological Department has issued alerts for these areas, urging residents to stay informed.
Cyclone Arnab is expected to cross the Andhra Pradesh–Yanam coast by October 28, bringing winds of 115–125 kmph and gusts up to 140 kmph. Several districts in Odisha are also facing a threat of extremely heavy rainfall. https://t.co/tILkSbEkAe
The forecast projects a maximum wind speed of 115–125 km/h. Such winds can cause structural damage, uproot trees, and create hazardous flying debris. Heavy rainfall accompanying the winds raises the risk of flooding in low‑lying coastal zones.
The Indian Meteorological Department continues to monitor the system and update the public.
The Indian Meteorological Department continues to monitor the system and update the public. Authorities emphasize the importance of following official guidance as the storm evolves.
South Coast Railway (SCoR) has stepped up safety measures and emergency preparedness across its jurisdiction in view of the likely landfall of “very severe” Cyclone Arnab expected to cross the coast close to Yanam or Kakinada of Andhra Pradesh on October 28. https://t.co/XgbVs3qoQA
The projected path includes inland states such as Telangana, Chhattisgarh, and Puducherry, where heavy rains could lead to flash flooding and landslides, and strong winds may disrupt power and transport. Residents are advised to stay tuned to weather updates.
For families along the coast, the approaching storm highlights the need for preparedness. Residents are encouraged to follow official safety recommendations as the expected landfall on October 28 approaches.
Cyclone Arnab is gaining strength over the Bay of Bengal and is expected to intensify into a very severe cyclonic storm by Tuesday. Odisha and Andhra Pradesh are on high alert, with winds reaching up to 140 kmph and landfall expected along the Andhra Pradesh-Yanam coast by Wednesday forenoon. #CycloneArnab #AndhraPradesh #Odisha #CycloneAlert #Super6 @Akshita_N @PoojaShali @Jay_Apoorva18
Cyclone Arnab remains a developing threat, with its exact track still being refined by meteorologists. The Indian Meteorological Department will continue to provide updates, and residents across the affected states should monitor official broadcasts for the latest advisories.
