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Heavy rains lashed Hyderabad on Friday evening, with Shaikpet receiving the highest rainfall at 19.3 mm. Several localities reported moderate to heavy rain. While Himayatsagar received steady inflows of 250 cusecs, Osmansagar remained dry due to no rainfall upstream.

Water levels in Osmansagar and Himayat Sagar have continued to rise due to persistent rains in upstream regions. HMWSSB Managing Director K. Ashok Reddy visited the sites and directed officials to stay alert and maintain floodgates properly.

Following recent heavy rains, the water level in Hyderabad’s Himayathsagar reservoir rose by one foot, reaching its Full Tank Level (FTL) of 1763 feet,

Many homeless people in Hyderabad are suffering due to heavy rain. With no proper shelter, they sleep on pavements, under flyovers or trees. They ask for help like raincoats, shelters, and basic needs from the government during the monsoon

Netizens dug up the BJP's own record of bridges collapsing in Gujarat, highways getting washed away in Uttar Pradesh, and the infamous incident of the Cherlapalli railway station roof caving in due to rains.

Despite official claims, several roads in Hyderabad’s old city remained flooded after Friday’s rains. Stretches near Bandlaguda, Falaknuma, Chatrinaka, and Chaderghat saw severe water logging, forcing commuters to take long detours and causing damage to shops

The deceased woman, whose identity was immediately not known, was staying at a house allotted for the watchman.

Serilingampally records highest rainfall in Greater Hyderabad; water logging seen at flyovers of Telugu Thalli, Khairatabad, Basheerbagh, Masab Tank, Narayanguda, Madhapur and LB Nagar

The Hyderabad MET department has issued heavy to very heavy rainfall alerts for several Telangana districts for the next three days. Northern districts face an orange alert, while Hyderabad may see thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds throughout the week

The Hyderabad MET department has issued a heavy rainfall and thunderstorm alert for multiple Telangana districts over the next 48 hours. Cloudy weather and strong winds are expected across the State, with Hyderabad and nearby districts likely to see moderate rainfall

Hyderabad and its surrounding districts are yet to receive significant rainfall to offset the deficit until mid-July.

GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan visited flood-affected Santoshnagar in Hyderabad and directed officials to begin temporary relief measures and draft permanent plans to prevent flooding in low-lying areas. He was accompanied by Yakutpura MLA Jaffar Hussain Mehraj during the inspection.

Hyderabad to experience light to moderate showers, cloudy skies and hazy conditions in the early mornings until June 19, according to the weather forecast.

More monsoon-driven rains are expected today, as Hyderabad MET Department has issued a warning for heavy thundershowers and gusty winds

After a brief lull, the monsoon returned to Hyderabad on Wednesday night with heavy rainfall, especially in western parts. Streets were flooded and traffic disrupted in areas like Patancheru, Chandanagar, and Gachibowli. Civic staff worked through the morning to restore normalcy

The heaviest of rain in the city was reserved for the western parts. The University of Hyderabad surroundings recorded 148.5 mm rain followed by MMTS Lingampally logging in 114 mm

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.

Areas of the city that missed the initial downpour were covered with dark clouds, signaling an imminent downpour

Though some areas may experience brief spells of heavy rain and thunderstorms by evening, the overall weather is expected to stay overcast, with maximum temperatures ranging between 32°C and 34°C.

The weather department has extended its orange warning for three more days in several districts