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The districts of Anantapur, Kurnool, Kadapa, Sathya Sai, Annamayya, Nandyala, and Chittoor have high possibilities of rain from Monday evening
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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
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As the day progressed, the clouds rolled in, bringing with them a welcome respite from the scorching sun in Hyderabad
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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
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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
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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
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The sudden burst of rains also caused power outages in some parts of Hyderabad, adding to the inconvenience faced by the residents
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This brings a ray of hope for the citizens in Hyderabad, who have been dealing with sweltering heat for over a week now
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If one has to step out, wear lightweight, light-coloured, loose, and porous cotton clothes to stay comfortable
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On Monday, about 36 weather stations across the country, particularly in central and north India, recorded temperatures above 42 degrees Celsius.
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The rain and hailstorm briefly disrupted Hyderabad traffic and power supply in some areas
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Dasturabad mandal recorded a maximum day temperature of 44.8 degrees Celsius which is the highest in Nirmal
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Though the monsoon season is at least two months away, the IMD has provided an early indication of its expected performance using the MME forecasting system
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IMD has predicted that Hyderabad would experience rain or thundershowers towards the evening or night on Thursday and Friday
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In the past one week, temperatures have crossed the 39 degree Celsius were hovering around the 40 degrees Celsius, with Trimulgherry recording a high of 39.6 degrees Celsius on March 31
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According to the Indian Meteorological Department, a spell of scattered thunderstorms is expected in Hyderabad between March 23 and 28
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From March 1 to 19, Hyderabad has received 51.9 mm of rainfall, which is almost three times the normal mark of 17.5 mm
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The rains in Hyderabad are expected to start in the evening and continue through the night with strong thunderstorms
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Women making waves in various fields, shatter stereotypes
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Officials said the city could witness a dip in minimum temperatures for the next two days