Since September 24th, on Wednesday, many places across three areas of the northern and southern coastal AP and Rayalaseem in the state can experience light to medium showers and sometimes heavy rain, until September 28, because a new low -pressure system is formed in the Bay of Bengal.
According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Amaravati, the current low-pressure area above the northwest Gulf of Bengal and the Coast Region of the West Bengals-North Odisha on the coastal region of West Bengal and Odisha on Tuesday 8:30. The associated cyclonic circulation now extends up to 7.6 km above the mean sea level and the low -pressure area is connected by two troughs.
In addition, around 25th. September is likely to create a fresh low -pressure area above the eastern middle and northern Bay of Bengal. Moving west to the west to the west, is likely to become depression to the northwest and western central Gulf of Bengal around 26 September and 27 September. 27. September.
Under the influence of current and new systems, while heavy rainfall is expected in isolated places in the state from Wednesday, very strong precipitation is probably on the northern and southern coastal AP 26 and 27 September. Rains can be associated with lightning, storms and strong winds.
On Tuesday, daily temperatures remained at all stations below 35 degrees Celsius. The highest maximum temperature of 34 degrees Celsius was recorded in Visakhapatnam, while temperatures at IMD stations on the South Coast AP and Rayalaseema remained around 30 degrees Celsius.
According to real -time precipitation data available with the Economics and Statistics headquarters, many places in the districts of SRIKAKULM, VIZIANAGARAM, Anakapalli, Visakhapatnam, and received light in a gentle rain between 8.30 and 19:00 on Tuesday.
The AP (APSDMA) Disaster Office asked people to be careful and stated that in Prakasam Barrage in Vijayawada, the first warning was issued, where the tide touched 4.11 Lakh Cusecs.
Published – 23 September 2025 20:24
