Cyclone Weakens After Landfall, Rain Forecasted in 22 States Today

Cyclone Arnab Weakens After Landfall; Rain Expected Across 22 States

Cyclone Arnab, which made landfall recently, has begun to weaken but is still causing significant weather disturbances. Meteorological reports indicate that the cyclone is expected to produce heavy rainfall across 22 states today, raising concerns over potential flooding and related hazards.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued alerts for various regions impacted by the cyclone, urging residents to exercise caution. The cyclone initially formed as a severe system in the Arabian Sea and has caused wind speeds that reached up to 100 km/h upon landfall.

Authorities are monitoring the situation closely, and disaster management teams are on standby to assist in affected areas. In addition to the immediate rainfall concerns, the cyclones remnants may lead to continued adverse weather conditions in the coming days.

Residents in the affected states are advised to stay updated through official channels and heed any warnings issued by local authorities. Emergency services and relief centers have been prepared to respond to any incidents related to the cyclone.