Big Alert: Rain Warning for State Residents, Heavy Showers Expected for the Next Four Days
The state of Andhra Pradesh has been experiencing extreme heat over the past few days, causing significant discomfort to the people.

Andhra Pradesh: The state of Andhra Pradesh has been experiencing extreme heat over the past few days, causing significant discomfort to the people. However, the weather took a sudden turn, with temperatures rising in some areas and cooling down in others, providing some relief to the public.
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Despite this, unseasonal rains have caused severe damage to crops in several districts, leaving farmers devastated as their crops were ruined.
The unexpected rainfall has turned the crops into mud, leading to distress among the farmers who have lost their hard-earned produce. In response to this, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has reassured the farmers, urging them not to panic. He promised that the government would support the farmers and help them recover from the losses caused by the unseasonal rains.
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Weather Department Issues Rain Alert for the Coming Days
In a related development, the Andhra Pradesh Meteorological Department has issued a rain alert for the state. The weather department predicts that unseasonal rains will continue for the next four days, with a high chance of thunderstorm showers and gusty winds in various parts of the state. The impact of cumulonimbus clouds is expected to bring scattered rains, accompanied by lightning, in some areas.
In light of these warnings, meteorological officials have urged the public to avoid taking shelter under trees during thunderstorms and to remain cautious during adverse weather conditions. The department has emphasized the need for citizens to stay alert as the rains may come unexpectedly and cause further disruptions.
As the state faces unpredictable weather patterns, the government is preparing to assist those affected by crop losses, ensuring support for the farmers and the public in the coming days.