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Venkatapuram in Mulugu district records a maximum of 255 mm rainfall; Hyderabad MET Department issues heavy to very heavy rainfall warning till Friday across Telangana
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Heavy rainfall lashed Rajendranagar, Bahadurpura, Bandlaguda, ayathnagar, Shaikpet, Kapra and Malkajgiri, as per the weather stations of Telangana Development Planning Society
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Hydraa continues to receive distress calls from citizens affected by the sudden deluge; complaints were received on overflowing of over 10 nalas across Hyderabad, say officials
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Roads continue to be water-logged disrupting traffic flow at major stretches; inundations reported from areas such as Jawaharnagar and Venkateswara Colony give anxious moments to residents
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The lack of attention on the part of the different wings of the city administration was clearly palpable, with even flyovers curiously witnessing flooding in the aftermath of rain.
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Following heavy rainfall in upstream areas, fresh inflows were recorded in Osmansagar and Himayatsagar reservoirs near Hyderabad. Authorities are monitoring the situation as water levels steadily increase.
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Water level of the lake stood at 513.41 metres at 5 pm on Friday, against the Full Tank Level of 514.75 metres, says GHMC
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Ramannakunta Lake overflows, floods five residential colonies; Hydraa Commissioner AV Ranganath inspects the flooded areas
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Pedestrians at several places were forced to wade through knee-deep water, bikers struggled to find their way out and cars spluttered to move ahead in inundated stretches
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Average rainfall by this time of every year in Hyderabad is 179.5 mm while the actual rainfall received is 83.6 mm, which is 53 per cent deficit rainfall
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The southwest monsoon has revived in Telangana with moderate to heavy rainfall in the last 48 hours. IMD Hyderabad issued a rain alert for ten districts and warned of thunderstorms and strong winds. Hyderabad recorded up to 27 mm rainfall
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After a month-long dry spell, the monsoon revived over Hyderabad and Telangana, bringing widespread moderate rainfall. The showers, triggered by a low-pressure area, offered relief from heat and are expected to support farming activities across the State.
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Motorists had to wade through knee deep water at Engine Bowli, Chatrinaka, Uppuguda, Bandlaguda, Khilwat road, Aghapura, Bahadurpura and few other areas
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After a week-long break, Hyderabad and surrounding districts are likely to witness more rain, with the IMD issuing a warning of widespread thunderstorms, gusty winds, and lightning across Telangana. Moderate showers are forecast until June 12 in several city zones.
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As per available information, K Padmarao (40), reportedly was washed away after he accidentally fell into an open nala
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The IMD-Hyderabad and other weather forecasters had predicted rains for the remaining of the week and showers accompanied by thunder were expected in Hyderabad and its surrounding districts
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IMD predicts moderate rainfall across region, asks residents to be prepared for wet conditions
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Several vehicles parked nearby damaged; no injuries reported
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Motorists urged to avoid route till debris is cleared and stretch deemed safe for travel
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IMD predicts generally cloudy sky with moderate to heavy rain or thundershowers, accompanied by gusty winds of 30-40 kmph