The temperature of Gudur reached its highest point at a specific time during the day. A severe heatwave currently impacts the state because temperatures keep increasing on every subsequent day. On Thursday, the temperature at Gudur in Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore district reached 45.8°C which marks the highest recorded temperature for April up to this time.
The extreme heat conditions affected multiple districts across the area. Multiple mandals experienced temperatures that exceeded 41°C.
Several locations recorded very high values:
Other areas reached approximately 43°C which included sections of NTR district and Prakasam district and Bapatla district and Chittoor district and Nandyal district and YSR district.
The heat exists because experts link it to these three factors:
The local environment determines how temperatures reach their current state through industrial operations and agricultural methods and climatic changes.
The heat is affecting normal activity. The traffic volume on National Highway 165 near Mandavalli in Eluru district experienced a substantial decrease. The road became almost deserted at 1:30 PM on Thursday because of the extreme sunlight.
Weather experts suggest an early arrival of the southwest monsoon. The India Meteorological Department states that it may reach the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and the South Bay of Bengal by May 13.