Vijayawada sizzles at 44.4°C after brief rain relief
Vijayawada experienced extreme heat with temperatures reaching 44.4°C following brief rain relief. The city faced power disruptions due to strong winds that damaged infrastructure, including electric poles and trees. Repair efforts are ongoing as residents cope with the heat and its effects on daily life.
- ▪Vijayawada recorded a temperature of 44.4°C on May 25, 2026.
- ▪Severe winds caused damage to 17 electric poles and four transformers in the Ramavarappadu section.
- ▪Repair crews are working to restore power and clear debris from fallen trees and branches.
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Light showers and thunderstorms on Sunday evening (May 24, 2026) provided temporary relief to the residents of Vijayawada, as temperatures soared to 44.4°C on Monday (May 25), making it difficult for many to go about their work.According to the A.P. State Disaster Management Authority, Vijayawada Central and East recorded 44.4°C, Vijayawada North recorded 43.8°C, while the West recorded 44°C on Monday. Similar temperatures may continue on Tuesday and Wednesday as well.Meanwhile, a day after strong winds created chaos in the city, people had to deal with extreme heat and power disruptions.
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