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The IMD predicts a departure from norms in Telangana for January, with no cold waves expected, above-normal minimum temperatures, and increased rainfall until March.
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IMD said that cold day conditions are likely to continue over some parts of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and north Rajasthan on Saturday and Sunday
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The satellite image taken at 1430 hrs (IST), showed a fog layer continuing over Punjab, Haryana, extreme north Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and northwest Madhya Pradesh
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Residents are advised to take necessary precautions, especially during the early morning hours, due to the persistence of fog.
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According to airport sources, the 50-meter visibility is considered zero visibility. There was a slight improvement in visibility at 8.30 am when visibility was 75 meters, but it again dropped to 50 meters
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IMD-Hyderabad predicts that the trend is likely to continue in the coming days, with the average minimum temperature expected to hover between 13 and 16 degrees Celsius
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Five southern Odisha districts - Malkangiri, Koraput, Rayagada, Gajapati, and Ganjam - were put on alert as the IMD issued Yellow Warning (be updated) of 7 cm to 11 cm rainfall on Monday and the intensity of rain (orange warning) is likely to increase in these areas on December 5.
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It is likely to continue to move towards the west and northwest, intensify into a deep depression by December 2 and further into a cyclonic storm around December 3, the IMD said.
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In the last 24 hours, the rainfall of 0.3 mm has been registered. The highest rainfall of 27.5 mm has been registered in Damaracherla in Nalgonda district.
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According to the IMD, the winter peak in Telangana is unlikely to make an appearance until November 16.
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Following a dull October, during which Hyderabad witnessed a complete absence of rainfall, November is likely to provide no respite in terms of precipitation.
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On Tuesday a 'storm warning cage number 2' was mounted at Pamban Port in Rameswaram to warn fishermen about Severe Cyclonic Storm 'Hamoon' over the Bay of Bengal
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IMD on Tuesday said that the Cyclonic Storm 'Hamoon' has now intensified into a severe cyclonic storm over the Northwest Bay of Bengal
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The cyclonic storm, after its formation, will be christened 'Hamoon', a name given by Iran
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India began their World Cup campaign with a victory over Australia, while Pakistan has two victories in two matches to build momentum ahead of the major encounter.
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IMD said east and northeast India recorded 1,115 mm of rainfall against a normal of 1,367.3 mm, which translates to a deficit of 18 per cen
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Since June 1, total rainfall in India has been 6 per cent lower at 805.3 mm against the normal of 853.4, IMD data showed.
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There is a low-pressure system that has been dissipated especially in the Northeastern part of the Bay of Bengal.
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The country as a whole received 729.5 mm of rain from June 1 to September 16 which left a deficit of 124.2 mm compared to the normal average.
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South West monsoon expected to withdraw between October 6 and 12, says IMD-Hyderabad