Vehicle users on Sunday went through the water -boring Bandar Road in Vijayawada. | Photo Credit: KVS Giri
Meteorological stations across Andhra Pradesh showed a remarkable drop in maximum temperatures of 20 and 21 July after extensive precipitation throughout the state. According to the Indian meteorological department (IMD), several areas of over 70 mm rain have received between 8.30 am on July 20 and 8.30 in the morning of July 21.
Addanki in the Bapatla district, Srungavarapukot in Vizianagaram and Vijayawada in the NTR Chimakurty and Guntur district watch each with 8 cm. In Rayalaseem, areas like Nandyal, Rajamplet, Nandikotkur, Srikalahasti and Sullurpette were more than 6 cm of precipitation. On Monday, heavy to very heavy rains and a strong warning of the wind surface remained in place. 88.75 mm at 88.75 mm. Many places in Sricacula and Anacapall have exceeded 70 mm, Wile Guntur, Eluru and Kakinada saw slight precipitation over 60 mm.
This widespread collision significantly lowered daily temperatures. Bapatla saw the steepest drop of 8.6 ° C. Visakhapatnam noted the highest temperature at 33.8 ° C, while most other areas, including those in Rayalaseem, were around 31-32 ° C. After a slow start at the beginning of July, the Southwest Monsoon raised. State collisions have improved from 37.5% 17th July to 22.4% 21 July. From 1 June to this day, Andra Pradesh received 157.8 mm rain against a normal diameter of 203.3 mm. “If the current charm continues, this deficit could be deleted,” said senior scientist IMD Amaravati S. Karunasagar. IMD predicts the formation of a fresh low -pressure area over North Bay in Bengal in July 24. The cyclonic circulation currently lies over the South Odisha and its neighborhood, up to 5.8 km above the average sea level. Under its influence, the relatively widespread light to slight precipitation with isolated heavy showers is expected throughout the state until 25 July. There are also storms and lightning. North Coastal Andhra can continue to receive rain until July 27, while other regions could see scattered precipitation.
With regard to the IMD forecast, the AP catastrophe management authority urged the public to remain on the readiness over the next four days.
Published – July 21st 2025 21:00
