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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

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

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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.

The rain and hailstorm briefly disrupted Hyderabad traffic and power supply in some areas

Dasturabad mandal recorded a maximum day temperature of 44.8 degrees Celsius which is the highest in Nirmal

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

IMD has predicted that Hyderabad would experience rain or thundershowers towards the evening or night on Thursday and Friday

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

According to the Indian Meteorological Department, a spell of scattered thunderstorms is expected in Hyderabad between March 23 and 28

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

The rains in Hyderabad are expected to start in the evening and continue through the night with strong thunderstorms

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Officials said the city could witness a dip in minimum temperatures for the next two days

The Indian Meteorological Department – Hyderabad said fog conditions and later clear sky are likely to continue in the city for the next three days.

From January 26, a partly cloudy sky with haze will persist with moderate to heavy rains for almost three days.

Foggy weather disrupted road and rail movement in some parts of the northern region.