Very severe Cyclone Arnab stalls on India’s east coast after early landfall
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Cyclone Arnab, a very severe storm with winds above 125 km/h and gusts to 150 km/h (third tier on a five-level scale), reached India’s east coast sooner than expected and is practically stationary, with its edge on Andhra Pradesh and the center still at sea; the IMD said landfall could last over two hours. Heavy rain and gales hit Andhra Pradesh and Odisha, damaging power lines, disrupting flights and trains and pushing a strong sea surge as states evacuated thousands. A separate report names India among countries with the highest heatwave exposure for infants.
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