Cyclone Fengal wreaks havoc in Andhra Pradesh, causing significant crop loss across seven districts due to heavy rainfall and strong winds. Farmers demand government relief as normal life is disrupted.

Cyclone Fengal brings heavy to very heavy rains in Andhra Pradesh and scattered showers in Telangana. Learn how rice farmers can protect their crops during this challenging time. Heavy to very heavy rains are currently lashing Andhra Pradesh,

Cyclone Fengal's landfall has led to severe weather conditions across several Indian states, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to heavy rains in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Telana. The aftermath has seen significant waterlogging and floods, disrupting the daily life and infrastructure in these regions.

Fishermen of southern Andra Pradesh are advised not to venture into the sea as a storm surge of about 1 metre is expected in low-lying areas because of Cyclone Fengal's landfall

According to IMD, thunderstorms accompanied by lightning are likely at one or two places over South Coastal and Rayalaseema due to Cyclone Fengal.

As the storm moves westward, heavy rainfall is expected in parts of Andhra Pradesh, including coastal and Rayalaseema regions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Sunday issued warnings for continued severe weather in these areas.

The India Meteorological Department forecasts heavy rainfall in Andhra Pradesh due to Cyclone Fengal. Key areas include the South Coastal and Rayalaseema regions. As a precaution, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has convened meetings to assess the situation,

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated extremely heavy downpours across south coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema on November 30, 2024, due to Cyclone Fengal.

Cyclone Fengal has triggered heavy rainfall, prompting school and college closures in Puducherry, Villupuram, Cuddalore, Vellore, and Ranipet. After m

After landfall between Puducherry and neighbouring Tamil Nadu on November 30, Cyclone Fengal weakened on Sunday, but heavy rain continues.

Tamil Nadu and Kerala witnessed heavy flooding due to incessant rainfall caused by Fengal's landfall on Puducherry coasts. Schools and colleges are likely to remain shut tomorrow.