Andhra Pradesh Schools Likely to Remain Closed Due to Cyclone Impact: Latest Updates

Recent reports suggest that schools in eight regions of Andhra Pradesh might remain closed due to a red alert issued in the wake of Cyclone Michaung’s impact. As per meteorological forecasts, heavy rainfall is expected to persist in Tirupati, Nellore, Prakasam, Bapatla, Krishna, West Godavari, Konaseema, and Kakinada regions until Thursday, indicating a potential extension of the school closure beyond December 6.

While there’s yet to be official confirmation regarding the continuation of the school holiday on December 7, the prevailing weather conditions indicate a likelihood of the closure being extended for safety reasons. Stay updated with this article for official announcements regarding the status of school operations in Andhra Pradesh.

The recent spate of adverse weather led to the declaration of school holidays on December 5 and 6, aligning with efforts to ensure student safety in the aftermath of Cyclone Michaung.

Moreover, Chennai and its neighboring districts are also grappling with similar challenges posed by the cyclone. Chennai’s educational institutions, including colleges and schools, are slated to remain closed on December 7 due to ongoing rescue operations and flooding concerns arising from the cyclonic aftermath. The government’s decision to declare a holiday aims to prioritize the welfare of students amidst the ongoing relief efforts.

In the latest updates on Cyclone Michaung, the system has weakened into a depression and is currently traversing northern Telangana. Although the cyclone’s impact has significantly diminished, there’s a possibility of lingering light to moderate rainfall in the affected areas. However, there are no indications of severe weather conditions resurfacing.

Stay tuned for further updates on the status of school holidays and the weather situation in Andhra Pradesh and Chennai districts as the authorities continue to monitor the aftermath of Cyclone Michaung’s passage.