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🌀 Cyclone tracker

Live position and forecast track of cyclones in the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea, measured from Aul block. Updates automatically every 10 minutes (storm advisories are issued about every 6 hours).

Cyclone ARNAB

GDACS Red alert
Where it is now
697 km south-west of Aul
16.4°N, 81.8°E · as of Wed, 28 Oct, 11:30 am IST
Strength now
222 km/h winds
Tropical Storm (maximum wind speed of 222 km/h) · gusts 0 km/h
Closest to Aul
697 km
on Wed, 28 Oct, 11:30 am IST
Peak winds so far
222 km/h
Affects: India

Solid line = path so far · dashed line = forecast · shaded area = forecast uncertainty · tap a dot for time and wind. Colour shows wind speed. Track data: JTWC advisories via GDACS (advisory Wed, 28 Oct, 5:32 pm IST; checked Wed, 28 Oct, 7:19 pm IST). JTWC uses 1-minute winds, so figures can be higher than IMD's. For official warnings and evacuation orders, follow IMD and the district administration.

Track, point by point

Time (IST)PositionDistance from AulWindStatus
Wed, 28 Oct, 11:30 am · now16.4°N 81.8°E697 km222 km/hTropical Storm (maximum wind speed of 222 km/h)

Villages reporting damage

Reports from residents in the last 14 days, checked by a moderator before they appear. Not an official damage assessment.

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Emergency numbers

  • 112 — National emergency (police, fire, ambulance)
  • 1070 — State disaster control room
  • 1077 — District disaster control room
  • 108 — Ambulance

When a cyclone is coming

  • Follow evacuation orders and move to the nearest cyclone shelter early.
  • Keep documents, medicines, drinking water, dry food and a torch in a waterproof bag.
  • Charge phones; keep a battery radio for official updates.
  • Tie down loose roofing; move cattle and boats to safety; don't go to sea.
  • Stay indoors when the wind drops — the eye may pass and winds return.

Official sources

Ama Kendrapara is a community site. This page is for awareness only and is not an official warning service.