Cyclone Arnab Brings Heavy Rain, Weather Body Warns Of Winds Up To 140 kmph
Cyclone Arnab is classified as a "very severe" cyclonic storm, the third-highest category on IMD's scale.
Madhya Pradesh braces for the impact of Cyclone Arnab, with the India Meteorological Department issuing an alert for Bhopal and 11 districts. Heavy rainfall is expected in these regions, while thunderstorms and lightning are forecasted for other parts. The weather system is anticipated to intensify over the next four days, with some areas potentially experiencing very heavy rainfall.
Eastern Madhya Pradesh is set to bear the brunt of the cyclone's impact. As of Wednesday, 31 districts were under a weather alert, with the strongest effects predicted for the eastern region. Bhopal, along with several other districts, may face thunderstorms and scattered rain. The cyclone's arrival is expected to bring about a notable drop in temperatures, particularly in Dhar district.
While some districts, like Indore and Ujjain, are forecasted to remain sunny, the overall weather pattern across Madhya Pradesh is expected to remain unsettled for the following two days.
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