According to IMD’s zone-wise forecast for Hyderabad, the city can expect a “generally cloudy sky” for the next three days, with a chance of scattered and light rainfall
Today's Hyderabad News includes University of Hyderabad study on the extreme rainfall events, special screenings for Guntur Kaaram movie in the city, and the return of Zoomaland event.
Rains in the first week of November in Hyderabad and some isolated parts of Telangana would be because of the influence of the fresh wave of South-easterly winds.
For Hyderabad, a city accustomed to the bountiful rains that typically grace the month of October, this year's dry spell is setting an unprecedented record. IMD's data dating back to 1991 reveals that October has consistently been a wet and rainy month for the city.
As per Telangana State Development Planning Society, Golconda recorded the highest rainfall at 94 mm, followed by Sivarampalle at 72.8 mm, and Jubilee Hills at 61.8 mm
IMD has issued a yellow alert for Hyderabad on Monday, with the forecast indicating that the city is likely to experience light to moderate rainfall or thundershowers