Is Tomorrow School Holiday in Andhra Pradesh?
Tomorrow, October 28, 2025, is a school holiday in many districts across Andhra Pradesh due to the impact of Cyclone Montha, as declared by district authorities and the state government for student safety.
Districts With Confirmed Holidays
Holidays have been officially announced for schools in Krishna, NTR, Guntur, Srikakulam, East Godavari, and Yanam (border areas).
Both government and private schools in these districts will be closed on October 27, 28, and 29, 2025, as a precaution against severe rainfall and strong winds brought by Cyclone Montha.
Safety Advisory and Updates
District administrations have urged students to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel, as roads may be flooded and weather conditions are unpredictable.
School managements are expected to communicate directly with parents regarding reopening dates once the situation normalizes.
Holidays in additional districts may be announced, depending on future weather assessments; students and parents should monitor official local announcements for updates.
Impact of Cyclone Montha
Cyclone Montha is forecasted to intensify and make landfall near Kakinada on October 28, resulting in extreme rain and wind in surrounding regions.
The state government has placed affected districts under "Red Alert" and empowered district collectors to declare more holidays if weather conditions worsen.
Important Notes
The holiday status is based on district-specific official decisions responding to cyclone-related safety risks.
Parents and students are advised not to rely on unverified information and should confirm school holiday status through official district administration channels.
Disclaimer:
The information provided regarding school holidays in Andhra Pradesh is based on official announcements as of October 27, 2025. School closures may vary by district depending on local weather conditions and safety measures related to Cyclone Montha. Students and parents are encouraged to confirm holiday status through official district sources. The situation may change as weather conditions evolve.
