The low-pressure system currently active over the Arabian Sea is expected to bring continued rains to South Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema districts until December 8. This development follows the movement of Cyclone Phangl from the Bay of Bengal to the Arabian Sea, where it has now weakened into a low-pressure system.

Cyclone Phangl's Transition and Impact

Cyclone Phangl, which initially developed in the Bay of Bengal, transitioned into the Arabian Sea, where it has now settled as a low-pressure area. The residual system is exerting its full effect, bringing rainfall to the southern regions of Andhra Pradesh.

Rainfall Predictions

Rainfall is currently concentrated over Tirupati and Nellore districts. By evening, it is expected to extend to Annamaiah and Western Prakasam regions. Similarly, light to moderate rains are likely to continue into the evening and night in Satya Sai and Western Annamaiah districts.

The meteorological department advises residents in these areas to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions against heavy rains and potential disruptions.

This system's prolonged influence over the region underlines the importance of weather preparedness in coastal and nearby districts.