Suryaa Andhra Pradesh Desk: Latest Situation of Cyclone Arnab Cyclone Arnab crossed the coast near Yanam-Narasapuram. It is gradually weakening now. But due to the impact of the storm, huge... Cyclone Arnab is the latest situation Cyclone Arnab crossed the coast near Yanam-Narasapuram. It is gradually weakening now. However, due to the impact of the storm, heavy rains and strong gusty winds are continuing in the coastal districts. Heavy rains in both Godavari, Konaseema and Kakinada areas Strong winds in coastal areas ⚠️ Flood threat in low lying areas Rains are likely to continue till afternoon Even if the storm crosses the coast, officials advise people to be alert. Cyclone Arnab has crossed the coast. Heavy rains are continuing. Amaravati: Cyclone 'Arnab', the most intense storm in the Bay of Bengal, has completely crossed the coast.
According to the Meteorological Department, officials revealed that the storm has crossed the coast near Narasapuram, south-west of Yanam. At present the storm is gradually weakening. Although the storm has passed the coast, its effects continue. Especially in the coastal areas, strong gales and heavy rains are falling. Moderate to heavy rains are being recorded in many parts of both the Godavari districts. Meteorological officials said that the rains are likely to continue for some time in Coast Andhra due to the impact of the storm. Rains are expected to continue till afternoon especially in the cyclone affected areas. Officials advised people to be alert as strong winds are still blowing along the coast. People are being warned not to come out of their homes without an emergency as the storm has crossed the coast.
Cyclone 'Arnab' is gradually weakening after entering land from the sea. The intensity of the storm is likely to gradually decrease due to the decrease in moisture from the sea and the conditions over the land. However, officials say that due to the impact of the storm, conditions such as heavy rains, gusty winds and inundation of water in low-lying areas may continue. The disaster management agency pointed out that even though the storm has crossed the coast, the danger is not completely over. Officials asked the people of the cyclone-affected areas to be vigilant today. It is advised not to go towards roads, causeways, streams and low-lying areas where flood water flows. Stay away from power poles, downed trees and downed trees. The storm has crossed the coast.. But it is very important to follow the instructions of the authorities in the context of the ongoing rains and winds due to its impact.
