Nepal faces days of rain, snow and storms as Cyclone Arnab wreaks havoc in India
Nepal faces days of rain, snow and storms as Cyclone Arnab wreaks havoc in India
- ✓Nepal faces days of rain, snow and storms as Cyclone Arnab wreaks havoc in India
- ✓South Coast Railway (SCoR) cancelled 57 trains and rescheduled 15 others as a precautionary measure.
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NewsIndia NewsNepal faces days of rain, snow and storms as Cyclone Arnab wreaks havoc in India Nepal faces days of rain, snow and storms as Cyclone Arnab wreaks havoc in India Edited by Subhadra Srivastava / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Oct 28, 2026, 14:51 IST NEW DELHI: Cyclone ‘Arnab’ has battered India’s eastern coast, uprooting trees and electric poles, damaging roads and bringing torrential rain, with some areas of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha recording up to 30 cm of rainfall.
The storm’s impact is now expected to extend to Nepal, which is bracing for several days of rain, thunderstorms and snowfall from Thursday.The Nepal Meteorological Department’s Weather Forecasting Division said the country was currently experiencing the partial influence of westerly winds, with the approaching cyclone expected to bring widespread precipitation and a risk of heavy rain and snowfall through the weekend.
Watch Cyclone Arnab Strikes Andhra, Odisha: Seawater Floods Homes, Trees Uprooted, Trains & Flights Hit Are you concerned about the potential flooding risk due to Cyclone 'Arnab'? InsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig Development Meanwhile, in India, at least three people died in cyclone Arnab-related incidents in Andhra Pradesh on Wednesday.
South Coast Railway (SCoR) cancelled 57 trains and rescheduled 15 others as a precautionary measure. However, officials quoted by ANI said the cyclone had weakened from a very severe to a severe cyclonic storm after moving over land, and was expected to weaken further.
Four additional NDRF teams were deployed to Andhra Pradesh. Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app. Subhadra Srivastava is a journalist with The Times of India, covering geopolitics, international and national affairs.
With over three years of experience, she focuses on national and global developments, conflict, diplomacy and their impact on India. Her work combines breaking news with in-depth analysis, offering readers context and clarity on the stories shaping the world.
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| Issuing Authority | Times of India National |
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| Topic Category | WORLD |
| Jurisdiction | All India / National |
| Publication Date | 28 October 2026 |