Strong clouds hovering over Vijayawada on Monday evening retreated to heavy rain that caught the city for an hour. The daily temperature reached 39 degrees Celsius on Monday. | Photo Credit: Gn Rao
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) on Monday released rain and thunderstorms for the state for the next week until 14 April.
The bright to medium rain in several places is probably across the three areas of the northern and southern coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseem. The daily temperature is expected to increase by 2-4 degrees Celsius in three regions before you see a decline.
The weather change is caused by the cyclonic circulation of the upper air above the Bengali Southeast Gulf, under the influence that, according to IMD, on Monday in Bengal in Bengal in Bengal in Bengal at 8.30.
The associated cyclonic circulation extends up to 5.8 km above the average sea level, and up to April 8, it is likely to move northwest above the Bengal Bay of Southwest Bengal. Then it will probably move almost north of the Bengal Bay Westcentral.
From the above -mentioned cyclonic circulation, the riverbed over the southeast Bay of Bengal to South Tamil Nadu, which extends up to 1.5 km above the average sea level.
Some parts in the state have already received light on Mondays into a gentle rain. According to the Data Compiled by the Andhra Pradesh State Development Society (APSDPS) AS OF 7 PM, Nagulavari in Palnadu District Received 30 mm Rainfall, SRM University in Mangalagiri Received 24 mm In Guntur Recorded 19 mm, Vijayawada Recorded 5 mm and Surratpalle in Tirupati recorded 7 mm.
The Office for Catastrophery Andhra Pradesh asked farmers to take all preventive measures, as it is likely that several areas of rains are accompanied by storms, gloomy winds and lightning.
Published – April 7, 2025 20:49
