Andhra to witness heatwave, rain for two more days
Andhra Pradesh is experiencing contrasting weather conditions with a heatwave persisting in some areas while rain and lightning are expected in several districts. The State Disaster Management Authority has warned of severe heat in 11 mandals and heatwave conditions in 64 mandals. Temperatures are predicted to decrease slightly starting Sunday, but high temperatures will continue in various regions.
- ▪The highest temperatures of 45 to 46 degrees Celsius are expected in parts of the Polavaram region, Kakinada, Eluru, and Krishna districts.
- ▪A cyclonic circulation over the southwest Bay of Bengal is likely to bring light to moderate rains accompanied by lightning in several districts.
- ▪People are advised to take precautions during thunderstorms and avoid outdoor activities during peak heat hours.
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Andhra to witness heatwave, rain for two more daysAndhra to witness heatwave, rain for two more daysPublished on: May 30, 2026 1:25 PM ISTPTIShare viaCopy link Amaravati, The Andhra Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority on Saturday warned of contrasting weather conditions in the state, with heatwave persisting in some parts even as rains accompanied by lightning are expected in several districts over the next two days.Andhra to witness heatwave, rain for two more daysAndhra Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority Managing Director Prakhar Jain said severe heatwaves are likely in 11 mandals and heatwave conditions in 64 mandals on Saturday, though temperatures are expected to drop slightly from Sunday."Varying weather conditions, including intense heat and rain accompanied by…
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