The cyclone poses significant risks to coastal regions, particularly Andhra Pradesh, where heavy rainfall and strong winds are expected. Coastal areas may experience storm surges, flash flooding, and damage to infrastructure such as power lines, trees, and buildings. The eyewall of the cyclone, which contains the most intense winds and rainfall, is likely to cause severe destruction during landfall. Low-lying areas are at risk of inundation due to storm surges, which can rise between 2 to 7 metres. Inland areas may also face heavy rainfall and potential flooding as the cyclone weakens but continues to move inland.