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Deadly Cyclone Arnab is battering eastern India, flooding cropland, uprooting electricity poles and leaving roads blocked. Meteorologists said unusually warm waters in the Bay of Bengal helped fuel the storm. Full damage estimates could take days or weeks.
A fisherman stands on the shore in Kakinada, India, after Cyclone Arnab made landfall along the Andhra Pradesh coast early Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. Photo: AP/UNB
A man shields himself from the rain in Kakinada, India, as Cyclone Arnab crossed the Andhra Pradesh coast early Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. Photo: AP/UNB
Fishermen pull a piece of wood from coastal backwaters near anchored boats at Kakinada, India, as Cyclone Arnab crossed the Andhra Pradesh coast in the early hours of Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. Photo: AP/UNB
People stand near a fallen tree blocking a road after Cyclone Arnab crossed the Andhra Pradesh coast, in Kakinada, India, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. Photo: AP/UNB
People walk past the destruction caused at Kakinada, India, after Cyclone Arnab crossed the Andhra Pradesh coast in the early hours of Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. Photo: AP/UNB
People gather at a temporary shelter set up inside a school as Cyclone Arnab approaches the Andhra Pradesh coast in Kakinada, India, late Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026. Photo: AP/UNB
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