Cyclone Arnab crosses Andhra Pradesh; temperatures set to fall in Bangladesh

Cyclone Arnab crossed into Andhra Pradesh on Wednesday, marking the peak of the weather system's intensity in the region. The cyclone brought heavy rainfall and strong winds to the coastal areas of India, disrupting normal activities and prompting local authorities to issue precautionary measures.

Meteorologists have indicated that the cyclone's track will influence weather patterns across South Asia, including Bangladesh. As the system moves inland and weakens, its circulation is expected to alter regional wind patterns, leading to a noticeable drop in temperatures across Bangladesh over the coming period.

The Bangladesh Meteorological Department has been monitoring the cyclone's development closely. Officials noted that while the country is unlikely to experience direct impacts from the storm, the associated weather changes will be felt particularly in wind speed and minimum temperatures.

Residents across Bangladesh have been advised to remain alert to weather updates as the system's influence becomes apparent. The temperature dip may bring relief from the recent warm conditions, though authorities continue to monitor the situation for any unexpected developments in the cyclone's path.

Photo: Cyclonic Storm Arnab over the Bay of Bengal, 26 October 2026, seen by NOAA's NOAA-20 satellite (VIIRS). NASA EOSDIS Worldview via Wikimedia Commons (public domain).