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Experts warn that thunderstorms accompanied with lightning, gusty winds between 30 kmph and 40 kmph, and hailstorms are very likely to occur at isolated places across Telangana
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The maximum temperature in the city has dropped by at least 5 degrees and today stood at 34.9 degree Celsius, whereas the minimum temperature recorded was 23.6 degree Celsius
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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
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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
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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.
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"Hyderabad's temperature will be normal, and the city will receive light to moderate rains," said IMD Director Dr K Nagaratna
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IMD Hyderabad has also issued a warning for thunderstorms at isolated places in the State over the next five days
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Hyderabad: With the mercury soaring every day, the Telangana State Development Planning Society has issues a State-wide heatwave warning. In a video, available on the official website, the authorities have asked people to stay home as much as possible. The maximum temperature recorded in the city today was 38.3 degree Celsius, around the Kapra region. […]
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The sun was overcast since the afternoon, resulting in the temperature across the city to drop
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The temperature, which was pegged at 38.4 degree Celsius, was one degree less than the normal temperature by Tuesday evening.
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Hyderabad received 18.4 mm of rainfall on Monday, with the temperature being recorded at 37.2 degrees Celsius.
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While several Automatic Weather Stations (AWS) in various parts of the city recorded temperatures a couple of degrees less than that for some time Friday, it continued to be a hot day later
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Hyderabad: The summer that has surely set in the city is here to stay for the time being as the city continues to experience sweltering temperatures. Though it was a Sunday, the heat seemed to have put a damper on the weekend spirit as the mercury was over 38 degree Celsius and most road stretches […]
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While the nights have been cool in February, with the minimum temperatures hovering between 14 degree Celsius and 21 degree Celsius, the days have steadily been getting hotter
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Heavy rains are lashing at several places across the State since Saturday evening.
