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Heat conditions return to coastal Andhra Pradesh
Cyclonic storm Roane that came close to the Andhra Pradesh coast and brought rains extensively gave a momentary relief from the heat conditions. After the system moved towards West Bengal and Bangladesh, the severe heat condition returned to the State on Sunday.
Visakhapatnam: Cyclonic storm Roane that came close to the Andhra Pradesh coast and brought rains extensively, gave a momentary relief from the heat conditions. After the system moved towards West Bengal and Bangladesh, the severe heat condition returned to the State on Sunday.
Local Cyclone Warning Centre said heat condition would prevail across the State for next few days. The day temperature has crossed 40 degrees Celsius in more than 11 places in the State and Bapatla in Guntur district recorded the highest temperature on Sunday with mercury soaring up to 44 degrees Celsius.
Though day temperatures in Vizag region haven’t crossed 36 degrees Celsius on Sunday, the humidity levels made life miserable for locals and people of surrounding districts. Vizag city and other parts of the region registered a maximum temperature of around 36 degree Celsius. However, it is the relative humidity which touched 80 per cent during the day, gave a very tough time to the children and the elderly people.
The CWC officials said due to advection of hot air from the north and central India will lead to heat wave conditions in parts of Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema region in the coming days. The maximum temperature may go above 45 degree Celsius in many parts in the State in the next few days and the hot weather conditions likely to prevail till the end of the May.
The much waited south-west monsoon had set in over Andaman-Nicobar Islands and it expected to touch Kerala on June 7. The cyclones and depression will propel the onset of monsoon and the CWC officials said monsoon is scheduled to make onset in both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana by June 12.
