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"Twin cyclones Arnab and Murasu hit India's eastern states" — ReliefWeb Updates · Humanitarian & Biosphere
Two tropical cyclones, Arnab and Murasu, hit India's east coast within about a week — Arnab made in Andhra Pradesh around 28 October 2026 and Murasu followed around 3 November 2026 — affecting Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Telangana, Tamil Nadu and . A ReliefWeb update from Sphere India dated 6 November 2026 summarizes the situation after both storms. Arnab was the stronger of the two, classified as a at landfall, while Murasu was a .
The claim is solid and sits close to the primary source: it is a ReliefWeb update from Sphere India, an official humanitarian coordination report dated 6 November 2026. Secondary reporting from the AP, Deccan Herald and Times of India corroborates the sequence and adds that Arnab hit Andhra Pradesh on 28 October and Murasu on 3 November, with Arnab the stronger storm.
This is genuinely new reporting as of the 6 November 2026 publication window, describing storms that occurred in the preceding week; no recirculation year is given.
We covered the earlier chapter of this same event on 27 October 2026, when India was evacuating thousands as Cyclone Arnab neared the eastern coast and Sri Lanka issued a red warning.