Amaravati: There is by all accounts no relief from the downpour as a profound depression over Andhra Pradesh has just caused flooding in more than a few places in the state, with the Met division foreseeing hefty to very hefty rainfall at isolated spots in coastal Andhra and Yanam.
Substantial rainfall has likewise been predicted at isolated places in Rayalaseema.
More than a few places in the West Godavari locale have been seeing rainfall since Monday night. Tuesday started with showers and sprinkles which are lasting.
As indicated by the Met office, low pressure is probably going to create by Tuesday night over the central Bay of Bengal and the surrounding areas, as the cyclonic course moved from the east-central Bay of Bengal to the central area, reaching out up to 5.8 km over the mean ocean level.
A Met official stated: “An east to west trough runs roughly across peninsular India and cyclonic circulation over central Bay of Bengal and neighborhood between 1.5 km and 5.8 km above mean sea level, tilting southwards with height.”
Nonetheless, the Met official said that the cyclonic course over the west-central Bay of Bengal off southern Andhra coast has gotten less marked.
A police authority in Bhimavaram saved a man from getting washed away in the Yanamadurru drain, which keeps on being in spate because of hefty floodwaters inflows.
Telangana seems to be in no better position than Andhra Pradesh when it comes to heavy rainfalls.
Hyderabad endured the brunt of the harm as the city got record-breaking downpours that pushed it to the brink of collapse. The city saw rainstorm fury that immersed streets, overflowed houses, overturned and washed away vehicles, and left 19 individuals dead.
The passings in Hyderabad were mostly brought about by walls and houses collapses set off by the weighty storm. Three individuals from a family, including a kid, passed away in a house collapse in the Gaganpahad region of Shamshabad. Ten individuals passed away in two walls collapse occurrences in the Chandrayangutta police headquarters limits. A 40-year old lady and her daughter passed away after the roof of their home fell on them in the Ibrahimpatnam region of the city on Tuesday night.
At least 10 individuals died in downpour-related occurrences across Andhra Pradesh in the past few days.
