The cyclone is expected to bring destructive winds, heavy rainfall, and potential flooding to parts of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, with Tamil Nadu also experiencing significant rainfall. Vulnerable districts in Odisha are preparing for the worst, with schools, colleges, and anganwadi centres closed as a precaution. Farmers have been advised to secure crops, and emergency services are on high alert. Fishing activities have been banned, and tourists are restricted from visiting certain areas. The cyclone poses risks to infrastructure, agriculture, and public safety in affected regions.