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Rain expected in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana as Bay of Bengal low pressure develops
✍️ INDToday
🗓 28 Sep 2026, 04:32 AM
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The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a warning that a low‑pressure system over the Bay of Bengal will bring rain to Andhra Pradesh and Telangana in the coming days.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has identified a low‑pressure area forming over the Bay of Bengal, which is expected to move north‑westward toward the eastern coast of India. Meteorologists forecast that the system will trigger moderate to heavy rainfall across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana over the next 24 to 48 hours.
Rain bands are likely to affect the coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh first, gradually spreading inland and reaching the interior regions of Telangana. The IMD has advised residents to stay prepared for possible thunderstorms and localized flooding, especially in low‑lying areas and near rivers.
Authorities in both states have been alerted to the weather development and are monitoring the situation closely. Agricultural zones may benefit from the rain, but transport agencies have been asked to issue advisories for road and rail users where waterlogging could disrupt travel.
The weather outlook will be updated as the system evolves, and the IMD will issue further bulletins if conditions intensify.
Rain bands are likely to affect the coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh first, gradually spreading inland and reaching the interior regions of Telangana. The IMD has advised residents to stay prepared for possible thunderstorms and localized flooding, especially in low‑lying areas and near rivers.
Authorities in both states have been alerted to the weather development and are monitoring the situation closely. Agricultural zones may benefit from the rain, but transport agencies have been asked to issue advisories for road and rail users where waterlogging could disrupt travel.
The weather outlook will be updated as the system evolves, and the IMD will issue further bulletins if conditions intensify.