Tuesday, 24 March 2026

As of late March 2026, Pinnapuram (Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh) is experiencing intense summer conditions with high temperatures, very high solar irradiance, and a significant risk of heat-related illness

 As of late March 2026, Pinnapuram (Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh) is experiencing intense summer conditions with high temperatures, very high solar irradiance, and a significant risk of heat-related illness. 

Weather Forecast (Late March 2026)



Temperature: Extremely hot. Daytime highs are ranging from 37°C to 40°C+. Highs are expected to reach 106°F-108°F (41°C-42°C) by the end of March/early April.

Conditions: Predominantly sunny and dry with clear skies.

Humidity: Starts high in the morning (60%+) but drops to a dry 24-30% by mid-afternoon.

Wind: Gentle to moderate, typically 7-13 km/h.

Rain Forecast

Rainfall: No rain is expected in the immediate 10-day forecast, with 0% chance of rain forecasted for most days. 

Heat Stroke Risk

High Risk: The heat index (feels-like temperature) is peaking around 37°C-38°C in the afternoon due to direct sun.

Precautions: The period between 11 AM and 4 PM is hazardous, requiring residents to stay indoors, stay hydrated, and wear light, loose cotton clothes to avoid heat exhaustion or stroke. 

Air Quality Index (AQI)

Status: Moderate to Poor.

AQI Reading: Ranging between 70-130, with PM2.5 and PM10 as the primary pollutants.

Impact: Air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups (children, elderly, asthmatics). 

Forest Fire/Wildfire Risk

Risk Level: Moderate to High.

Conditions: Dry deciduous vegetation and dry grass (Bodha grass) increase the risk of fires in the region during February, March, and April.

Precaution: The Forest Survey of India (FSI) alerts are active for the Kurnool district.

Irradiance/Solar Potential

UV Index: Very High (up to 10 on a 1-11 scale) around 11 AM - 3 PM.

Solar Power: High solar irradiation is expected, making it an excellent time for solar power generation. 

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