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Updated - November 07, 2026 12:11 am IST - VISAKHAPATNAM

Isolated rain was recorded over Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, and Rayalaseema in the 24 hours ending 8.30 a.m. on Friday (November 6, 2026), the Meteorological Centre, Amaravati, said. The northeast monsoon remained normal, with no heat wave or heavy rainfall. Komarada in Parvathipuram Manyam received 50 mm, followed by Nellore 44 mm, and Madanapalle 33.4 mm.

An upper-air cyclonic circulation persists over east Telangana and adjoining Coastal Andhra Pradesh. Thunderstorms with lightning and winds of 30-40 kmph, gusting to 50 kmph, are likely at one or two places along the coast till November 9. Isolated light to moderate rain is forecast State-wide till November 12.

Kurnool recorded the day’s highest maximum temperature 36°C, which was 4°C above normal. Visakhapatnam recorded 32.3°C, 1.5°C above normal, and Amaravati 33.7°C. Tirupati received 5 mm and Bapatla 4 mm of rain later on Friday. Since October 1, the State has received 191.1 mm against a normal of 194 mm, with Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Yanam 20% above normal and Rayalaseema 33% below.

P.L.N. Murthy, Head, Cyclone Warning Centre, Visakhapatnam, said the Extended Range Outlook indicated an upper-air circulation over the southeast Bay of Bengal around November 11. Under its influence, a low-pressure area was likely to form in the same region around November 13 or 14, with no probability of further intensification as of now.

Published - November 06, 2026 11:29 pm IST

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