Low-Pressure-Area Formed, More Rains for AP

IMD said on Tuesday that the system could trigger heavy rainfall in its regions of Andhra Pradesh.

“The system moves to the northwest and concentrates on a depression on the western center and adjacent Bengal Gulf on Thursday morning and crossing the shores of South Odishal Kuzey andhra Pradesh on Friday,” he said.

The upper air cyclonic circulation of Bengal on the North AP coast on the Western Gulf, combined with cyclonic circulation associated with the low -pressure area on the Western Gulf.

IMD estimated, heavy rain on Wednesday and Thursday on the coast isolated places on the coastal AP, he said. Thunderstorms accompanied by lightning are most likely on the CAP. Strong winds with a speed of 40-50kmph are probably in isolated places on the lid and strong winds with 30-40kmph speed on Wednesday and Thursday on Rayalaseema.

The storm accompanied by lightning is probably on the cover and Rayalaseema on October 3 and 4.

IMD said, “For the last 24 hours, which ended at 8.30 on Tuesday, Seethanagaram in the Parvathipuram Manyam region received the highest rainfall in the province at 8cm, then in Mentada (Vizianagaram), each of which was Yemmiganur, Gudur, and Atool (Nandidial (Nandidial) was 6 cm in 5cm.

“Cap and Rayalaseema’s sections took 2 to 4 cm rainfall during the period, IM IMD said.