The people of Andhra Pradesh should be cautious for the next 3 days.

The intensity of heat in Andhra Pradesh is increasing day by day. Due to the impact of the hot winds coming from northwestern India, temperatures have risen across the state. Last Sunday, Kurnool district recorded the highest temperature in the country at 38.5°C. The fact that such high temperatures are being recorded before summer is causing some concern. According to the weather department's forecasts, more intense heat is expected across the state in the next three days.

The temperatures in the coastal and Rayalaseema regions are likely to be 4 degrees higher than usual, according to the weather department. This increase in temperature could lead to problems like dehydration, headaches, and body cramps for the people. Since the heat will be particularly severe between 11 AM and 4 PM, people are advised to stay indoors during this time as much as possible.

It is essential for people to take appropriate precautions according to the weather changes. Drinking plenty of water, wearing light clothes, and consuming fruits and foods rich in vitamins are recommended by medical experts. Especially for the elderly, children, and pregnant women, taking extra precautions is necessary. Experts advise avoiding going out during peak heat hours and using umbrellas or hats if necessary.

As the heat continues to rise in Andhra Pradesh, people need to stay cautious. According to the weather department, temperatures in the coastal and Rayalaseema areas may increase further, causing people to lose necessary hydration and face issues like stress and fatigue. Therefore, it is recommended that people avoid going outside between 11 AM and 4 PM.

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