Heat wave to ease from Sunday as rain likely in parts of Andhra Pradesh
A heat wave in Andhra Pradesh is expected to ease starting Sunday, according to meteorological authorities. However, severe heat conditions will persist on Saturday, with temperatures reaching up to 46°C in certain districts. Rain and thunderstorms are forecasted for the following days, along with strong winds that may cause localized disruptions.
- ▪Temperatures in Andhra Pradesh are expected to decline from Sunday after nearly two weeks of intense heat.
- ▪On Saturday, maximum temperatures may reach 45°C to 46°C in districts like Polavaram and Kakinada.
- ▪Isolated heavy rain and thunderstorms are predicted for South Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema on May 30 and 31.
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After nearly two weeks of intense heat across Andhra Pradesh, temperatures are expected to begin a gradual decline from Sunday, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and the A.P. State Disaster Management Authority (APSDMA).However, severe heat conditions are likely to persist on Saturday, particularly in Polavaram, Kakinada, Eluru and Krishna districts, where maximum temperatures may reach 45°C to 46°C, the APSDMA said.On Friday, temperatures above 42°C were recorded in 51 mandals across 10 districts. The highest temperature of 45°C was registered at Kommipadu in SPSR Nellore district.
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