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Topic · standing beatupdated Sun, 1 Nov, 01:30

NASA Satellite

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World · 30 Oct

NASA captures nighttime image of Cyclone Arnab two days before it battered Andhra Pradesh

AI summaryNASA's satellite captured a nighttime image of Cyclone Arnab in the Bay of Bengal two days before it made landfall on the Andhra Pradesh coast, causing significant damage. The storm, classified as a very severe cyclonic storm by the IMD, brought strong winds and heavy rain, leading to widespread destruction and the evacuation of over 10,000 people. The article also notes that Arnab's development during the ongoing El Niño period runs counter to typical patterns for the region.

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