Thunderstorms & gale likely over coastal AP till June 10: IMD
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Visakhapatnam: The maximum temperatures across the state are rising again due to lack of rainfall over the past few days. The monsoon that has been stalled for the last one-week, is likely to revive from June 11, in Andhra Pradesh, and some parts of the state may witness rainfall activity.
Parts of coastal Andhra Pradesh (CAP) and Rayalaseema regions have reported 2-2.5°C higher than normal temperatures on Saturday. Few parts of the north coastal AP experienced thunderstorms on Saturday evening, bringing some relief to the denizens from the hot and humid weather conditions.
Between Friday morning and Saturday morning, Palasa in Srikakulam district recorded six centimetre of rainfall. This was followed by Anakapalle (five centimetre), Mandasa, Therlam, Garividi and Nagari (three centimetre each).
Few parts of north AP recorded rainfall between one and two centimetre during the period.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) indicated on Saturday that thunderstorms accompanied with lightning and gusty winds are likely at isolated places over north coastal AP, Yanam, south coastal AP and Rayalaseema regions till June 10. However, hot, and humid weather most likely to prevail over entire coastal AP during the period.
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The weather agency officials said that it is quite usual in southwest monsoon season when the progress of rains gets stalled and it would revive soon. The weathermen informed that isolated parts of the NCAP, SCAP and Rayalaseema will experience heavy rainfall on June 11 and heavy rainfall is likely over isolated places over SCAP and Rayalaseema on June 12 and 13.
As per the IMD, Kavali in Nellore district was the hottest in the state on Saturday (June 7) with 41.1°C followed by Gannavaram (41°C), Nellore (40.8°C), Amaravati (40.7°C), Bapatla (40.5°C), Ongole (40.3°C) and Nandigama (39.8°C).
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