AP and Telangana Weather Forecast Update: Is Another Storm on the Way?

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Last Updated:November 01, 2025 6:05 AM IST
The impact of recent storms has left farmers in distress, prompting the weather department to issue new warnings. The recent storms have led to flooding in many areas, crop losses, and disrupted transportation. Experts have indicated the possibility of another minor disturbance in Bengaluru, bringing more rains and strong winds to Andhra Pradesh and Telangana on November 4th.

Weather conditions near the Andaman Islands indicate the potential for severe impacts from this new disturbance. Officials warn that if the disturbance intensifies, heavy rains and strong winds could affect the region. With farmers gearing up for planting season, these rains pose a risk of further crop losses, prompting authorities to remain vigilant.

The weather department forecasts that the impact of this new disturbance may last three to four days, affecting several districts in Telangana. Currently, severe rainfall is expected in southern Chhattisgarh and neighboring areas, with the possibility of the system moving northwards towards Jharkhand on Friday. The subsequent heavy rain may lead to flooding in parts of both Telugu states, according to experts.

Hyderabad’s meteorological center reports that several districts in Telangana may experience moderate to heavy rainfall from Saturday to Sunday, with the potential for thunderstorms and gusty winds. While the intensity of the rains has decreased, some areas may still experience gusty winds and hailstorms, posing challenges for roads, crops, and power supply. However, the situation is gradually improving, with the forecast predicting a decrease in rainfall intensity.

Experts suggest that the disturbance in Bengaluru has significantly weakened this season. Despite the recent storms and minor disturbances, several regions across the state are still coping with the impacts of heavy rainfall. Authorities are advising caution as the weather patterns continue to evolve. Farmers are urged to take precautions to protect their crops, and low-lying areas should be secured to prevent flooding.