The weather across Andhra Pradesh is set for a significant shift as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an official alert predicting heavy to very heavy rainfall from November 27 to 29. The advisory follows the formation of a low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal that is expected to strengthen while moving northwest, influencing weather patterns across the state.
Rainfall Expected Across Key Districts
According to IMD, north coastal districts are expected to witness intense rainfall on November 28 and 29, with surrounding regions likely experiencing widespread showers. Areas vulnerable to flooding and waterlogging have been advised to take caution as heavy rains may impact local mobility and infrastructure.
Risk of Flooding and Waterlogging
Coastal and low-lying regions may face challenging conditions due to potential water accumulation. Officials have suggested that residents stay prepared and avoid unnecessary travel during peak rain spells. District authorities have been alerted to activate emergency response mechanisms.
Reason Behind the Weather Shift
The strong low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal has triggered widespread moisture movement toward Andhra Pradesh, causing increased rainfall activity. Meteorologists are monitoring the system and expected trajectory closely to assess whether further intensification may occur.
Advisory for Public & Administration
State emergency teams, disaster management units and civic departments have been instructed to remain vigilant. Safety instructions include:
- Monitoring updates from IMD and local authorities
- Avoiding vulnerable coastal areas during high rain impact periods
- Preparing emergency supplies and ensuring mobile connectivity
The coming days will require caution and preparedness across affected districts. IMD is expected to release further updates as the weather system progresses. While rainfall may support reservoir levels and agriculture, precaution remains essential to safeguard lives and infrastructure.