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Widespread rainfall received in almost all the districts during the past 24 hours helped revive hope for a normal Kharif season in Telangana

Samalkota mandal in Kakinada district recording a high of 46.8 degrees Celsius on Friday

The storm is currently located in the Arabian Sea, close to the Saurashtra-Kutch coast, and is about 30 km from Jakhau Port in Gujarat

The maximum daytime temperatures consistently hovered between 42 degrees C and 43 degrees C at more than a dozen locations in Hyderabad

According to the forecast by TSDPS, CMTC Premises and Venkateshwara colony in Banjara Hills recorded 9mm and 7.8 mm of rainfall respectively

IMD's updated long-range forecast outlook for the 2023 southwest monsoon season, reveals that Telangana is expected to experience below normal rainfall throughout the monsoon period

Patigadda in Secunderabad soared highest at 41.9 degree C, while Gachibowli and Kuramguda scorched at 41.7 at 41.3 degree C respectively, Safilguda’s Balramnagar recorded 35.5 degree C

Khairatabad recorded a staggering maximum temperature of 42.5 degrees Celsius, maintaining its position as the hottest spot in the Hyderabad for the past 10 days

The India Meteorological Department said on Tuesday. Scientists, however, said the slight delay is unlikely to impact agriculture and total rainfall over the country

On Monday in Hyderabad, the Khairatabad region registered the highest maximum temperature of 40.8 degrees Celsius

The districts of Anantapur, Kurnool, Kadapa, Sathya Sai, Annamayya, Nandyala, and Chittoor have high possibilities of rain from Monday evening

IMD reported that Cyclone Mocha in the southeast Bay of Bengal and the adjoining area is expected to strike the eastern coast between May 7 and 9

As the day progressed, the clouds rolled in, bringing with them a welcome respite from the scorching sun in Hyderabad

IMD says that Andhra Pradesh might witness heavy rains this month Cyclone Mocha is likely to form over the southeast Bay of Bengal around May 6

According to IMD, from April 1 to 29, Hyderabad has already received a staggering 94 mm of rainfall, compared to the usual mark of a mere 20.9 mm

According to the IMD, the impact of the alert is expected to be significant, with water pooling on roads and low-lying areas in many places

The sudden burst of rains also caused power outages in some parts of Hyderabad, adding to the inconvenience faced by the residents

This brings a ray of hope for the citizens in Hyderabad, who have been dealing with sweltering heat for over a week now

If one has to step out, wear lightweight, light-coloured, loose, and porous cotton clothes to stay comfortable

On Monday, about 36 weather stations across the country, particularly in central and north India, recorded temperatures above 42 degrees Celsius.