The cyclone poses significant risks, including loss of life, damage to crops, disruption of power and communication networks, and destruction of coastal infrastructure. A fatality has already been reported in Visakhapatnam due to electrocution caused by snapped electric wires. Coastal communities face heightened risks from sea waves expected to reach heights of 1–2 metres. Heavy rainfall has been recorded in Visakhapatnam (10 cm), Srikakulam (7 cm), Kakinada (4 cm), and Tuni (3 cm), with rainfall intensity expected to increase further.