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The cyclone threatens coastal regions with heavy rainfall and strong winds up to 140 kilometers per hour, posing immediate risks to residents and fishermen. Timely precautions are critical to minimizing potential damage and ensuring public safety in the affected states.
Cyclone Arnab intensifies over the Bay of Bengal, expected to hit Andhra Pradesh on October 28 with winds up to 140 km/h. Heavy rainfall alerts issued for Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Kerala, and coastal Andhra Pradesh. Fishermen and coastal residents advised to stay cautious.
Tropical storms originating in the Bay of Bengal frequently impact the eastern coast of India during the monsoon and post monsoon seasons, bringing high winds and severe flooding. Meteorological departments routinely issue alerts and advisories to help vulnerable populations prepare for impending landfalls.