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Cyclone Murasu: Heavy Rainfall Recorded Across Andhra Pradesh – Naguluppalapadu Tops List with 198.01 mm
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Cyclone Murasu brings heavy rainfall across Andhra Pradesh, with Naguluppalapadu in Prakasam district recording the highest rainfall of 198.01 mm, followed by Kothapatnam.

Amaravati: Heavy rainfall was recorded across several parts of Andhra Pradesh due to Cyclone Murasu, according to the latest update released by the Real Time Governance Society (RTGS) and the Andhra Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority (APSDMA).
Between 8:30 AM on November 2 and 6:00 AM on November 3, Naguluppalapadu in Prakasam district recorded the highest rainfall of 198.01 mm, followed by Kothapatnam with 182.25 mm.
Other areas that witnessed significant rainfall include Bapatla (128.53 mm), Chirala (124.10 mm), Trovagunta (116.93 mm) and Ongole Urban (106.97 mm).
The other locations that recorded heavy rainfall are Chilakapalem (104.50 mm), Santhanuthalapadu (98.70 mm), Mogalthur in West Godavari district (96 mm) and Malikipuram in Konaseema district (93.70 mm).
The rainfall figures were shared as part of the latest Cyclone Murasu situation update by Prakhar Jain, Managing Director of APSDMA and CEO of RTGS.

