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Several areas including Miyapur, Hafeezpet, Madhapur, Kukatpally, and their neighboring regions received moderate rainfall. Weather experts anticipate more intense moderate showers at the north, west, and central parts of the city for the next couple of days
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The time that the rain gods chose to lash the city too has changed. While the day time get scattered and patchy rains with sweltering humidity persisting, heaviest of the downpours are hitting very late in the night or early in the morning.
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Authorities who have been monitoring the water levels have released 1,600 cusecs downstream.
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The collapse caused significant damage to several police vehicles parked near the old CCS office.
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At around 5:44 am, a powerful lightning bolt with an intensity of 516 kA reportedly hit near the Miyapur Metro Depot
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Police officials suspect that Vijay, the deceased, might have fallen in the water on the flooded road and washed away
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Heavy downpours led to severe waterlogging in low-lying areas, prompting many residents to wade through knee-deep water
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However, the Hyderabad district administration has not declared a holiday for the schools in the city
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The downpour caused widespread traffic chaos as commuters were caught in knee-deep water and gridlocks.
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With the current weather pattern of humid heat and intermittent rains expected to persist through next week, residents anxiously hope for more substantial showers to avoid slipping into a below-normal or deficient rainfall category.
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Following a stormy Thursday night, residents woke up to a humid Friday, only to be greeted by overcast skies and heavy downpour by evening.
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Weather experts noted that this blend of heat and humidity is typical for Hyderabad as September approaches.
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With ankle length water on the floor, students were forced to dine in the indoor pool of water.
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In the 24 hours leading up to 8:30 am, Khairatabad recorded 83.5 mm of rainfall, the highest in the city
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The idea is to build tanks where rainwater can be diverted, effectively eliminating flooding on roads.
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Rajendranagar records 13.5 mm of rainfall, followed closely by Yousufguda with 12.8 mm and Lungerhouse with 12.3 mm
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Sluggish movement of vehicles is reported from all over the twin cities and accidents and vehicle failures lead to sluggish vehicle movements on PVNR expressway, Kukatpallly and other places
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The State capital receives "normal" rainfall on the average, despite the continuous drizzle in the twin cities. While some areas received excess, some got less rainfall, say met officials
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India Meteorological Department issues yellow alert for the city, predicting light rain and thunderstorms throughout the day
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The city recorded a maximum temperature at 27.8 degree Celsius on Tuesday. For the next two days, the maximum and minimum temperatures will be around 28 and 24 degree Celsius, respectively.
