A cyclone with sustained winds of 125 km/h made landfall on India’s southeastern coast on Wednesday, October 28. Authorities warned of localized flooding and the potential uprooting of power and communication infrastructure. More than 180,000 residents have been evacuated, while neighboring Sri Lanka and Nepal have issued weather advisories. Camille Corcoran reports.
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