Vijayawada Sizzles: Early Summer Heat Grips City, AQI Nears 'Unhealthy' Levels

• Vijayawada experiences early summer heat with daytime temperatures rising, making residents uncomfortable in mid-February.
• Maximum temperature expected to reach 34°C, with high mugginess due to low humidity; no rain predicted.
• Andhra Pradesh sees varying conditions: coastal areas like Nellore and Prakasam exceed 35°C, while Rayalaseema districts hit 34-36°C.
• Low-pressure area expected in Bay of Bengal on February 15, potentially causing cloudy skies in southern coastal districts.
• Air Quality Index (AQI) in Vijayawada is 'Unhealthy' (150-200); residents advised to stay hydrated and wear N95 masks due to high pollution.