If the low-pressure system strengthens, heavy rains and strong winds could once again batter Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Experts are closely monitoring the conditions as this could lead to another potential cyclone in the coming days.

Cyclone Motha had already caused widespread damage across several districts in both states earlier this week. Many areas are still struggling to return to normalcy as relief operations continue in affected regions.

The news of another possible system has created fresh concern among farmers, fishermen, and coastal residents. Meteorologists caution that the new weather disturbance could bring more rains and winds, urging people to stay alert and follow official advisories.

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Weather conditions changed drastically after 2 p.m., as skies turned cloudy and strong winds hit the coastal areas. The sea at Mypadu, Krishnapatnam, Ramayapatnam, Chennarayunipalem, and Ramatheerdham became rough with high tides. With a red alert in place, officials began relocating residents to 144 rehabilitation centres across the district to ensure safety.

To maintain communication, a special cell tower was installed at the Collectorate. Meanwhile, the Somasila reservoir neared 78 TMCft of its full capacity due to heavy inflows from Kurnool and YSR Kadapa. Officials released excess water into the Pennar river to prevent flooding in nearby villages.

District Special Officer Yuvaraj and Collector Himanshu Shukla reviewed the situation and instructed teams to remain alert. They directed forced evacuation from low-lying and coastal areas as a precautionary measure. Shukla assured that all rehabilitation centres are fully functional to face the cyclone’s impact.

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