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As of July 20, Hyderabad received 359.5 mm average rainfall during this monsoon season, whereas the normal rain expected till now was 210.9 mm

By evening several parts in the city and suburbs were lashed by heavy rain with Chandulal Baradari in Bahadurpura receiving the city’s highest rainfall of 50.30 mm

Officials at TSDPS forecast that there can be light to moderate rain at isolated places in the city in the next three days

The maximum temperature in Hyderabad is expected to be around 30 to 33 degree Celsius, while the minimum temperature would range between 22 and 24 degree Celsius.

IMD issues red warning for July 12 and orange warning for July 13 for many districts

As per IMD forecast, under the influence of the cyclonic circulation over coastal Odisha and neighbourhood, a low pressure area has formed

Indian Meteorological Department has issued a two-day Orange warning for July 11 and 12, for many districts

The areas around Ameerpet, Banjara Hills, Srinagar Colony, Begumpet, Khairatabad, Yousufguda and Shaikpet received showers along with thunder

State cumulative rainfall higher than normal rainfall, officials expect monsoon to peak this month and August

State capital has recorded 16% less rainfall so far while the rest of State gets 56% excess compared to last year

Serilingampally, Kapra, Tirumalgiri, Quthbullapur and Balanagar witnessed heavy rainfall on Tuesday

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has taken down the heavy rainfall warning they had posted a few days back.

Southwest Monsoon has further advanced into some more parts of North Arabian Sea and some more parts of south Gujarat region, south Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh and most parts of North Bay of Bengal and more parts of West Bengal today

Weatherman says southwest monsoon will hit Kerala only around June 3 and will come to Telangana only in the second week of June

The partial lunar eclipse will be visible for a short span from the north-eastern region (except Sikkim), some parts of West Bengal, some costal parts of Odisha and Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the IMD said.

The cyclonic storm over Arabian Sea, Tauktae, however, has brought down the maximum day time temperatures in Hyderabad by seven degrees to 32.6 degree Celsius

The day that began with typical summer conditions had the weather changing around the afternoon and spells of rain greeting different parts of the city

IMD, predicts that the weather in the city will be pleasant between May 16 and 19, with rain or thundershowers towards evening due to the presence of cyclonic storm, Tauktae in east central Arabian Sea

Earlier in the morning, IMD also predicted light to moderate intensity rains over Haryana, Rajasthan and its adjoining areas in the next two hours

While the day started off on a dry, hot note, late-afternoon saw showers in many areas across the city, ranging from a light drizzle of 0.5 mm rainfall recorded at AWS at Malkajgiri to 33 mm at Gachibowli.