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Although the city may experience scorching temperatures in the afternoon, clouds are expected to gather by evening, with the maximum temperature reaching around 36 degrees Celsius.
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The weather oscillated between sunny, cloudy, and back to sunny, creating a chaotic atmosphere
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With scattered and moderate rains ahead, the temperatures are expected to be around 35 degrees Celsius in the city for the next four days.
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Though the heavy rains brought much-needed relief from the scorching heat, normal life was thrown completely out of gear and several persons were left stranded in the downpour.
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Secunderabad clocked 136.8 mm of rainfall by 7 pm and KPHB wasn't far behind, recording 102.3 mm of rain, while Chandanagar registered 86 mm.
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According to power officials, several trees were uprooted and about 22 electric poles were damaged in the rain that was accompanied by heavy winds in the city.
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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
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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.
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Telangana is likely to get isolated from heavy to very heavy with extremely heavy falls (above 204.4 mm) on Tuesday.
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast light to moderate rainfall in Hyderabad over the next three days, accompanied by cloudy skies.
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According to the IMD-H, these rains or thundershowers are expected to occur during the afternoon or evening hours.
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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.
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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.
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Hyderabad is expected to receive scattered light rains. Starting from October 1, a decrease in rainfall is expected in the city
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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
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The day that followed remained overcast, with a noticeable drop in the maximum temperature, providing some respite from the heat
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South West monsoon expected to withdraw between October 6 and 12, says IMD-Hyderabad
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) – Hyderabad has forecasted a similar weather pattern for the coming four days
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The Hyderabad Traffic Police decided to shut down the Moosarambagh Bridge in response to increasing water levels in the Musi River.
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As heavy rains continue to lash Hyderabad, AWCS has issued an urgent plea to residents, encouraging them to assist injured birds and animals
