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Cyclone Arnab triggers rough seas warning in Chennai coastal districts
The Regional Meteorological Centre has issued warnings of rough sea conditions across northern Chennai and Tiruvallur districts due to Cyclone Arnab. Authorities expect sea conditions to improve by late morning on October 28.
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Cyclone Arnab has brought rough sea conditions to coastal areas of northern Chennai and Tiruvallur, prompting weather officials to issue precautionary advisories for the region. The Regional Meteorological Centre warned of heightened wave activity and turbulent waters as the system moved across the Bay of Bengal.
Fishermen and maritime authorities have been alerted to exercise caution, with authorities recommending that fishing vessels remain in port or avoid venturing into deep waters during the period of rough seas. The warning underscores the need for heightened vigilance among coastal communities.
According to the meteorological assessment, sea conditions are forecast to normalize by noon on October 28, as the cyclone moves further into the region. Residents along the coast have been advised to remain alert and avoid beaches and shorelines during the period of peak wave activity.
The Regional Meteorological Centre continues to monitor the system's progress and will issue updates as conditions evolve. Authorities have urged coastal residents to stay informed through official weather bulletins.