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The highest rainfall of 145.3 mm was recorded in Kathalapur mandal, resulting in swollen streams, rivulets and ponds that started overflowing.

Bandlaguda, Uppal received the maximum rainfall of 212.5 mm, followed by Vanasthalipuram, which witnessed 192.3 mm rain. Kapra, Serilingampally, Khairatabad, Golconda and Marredpally also experienced moderate rains.

Several localities in the city, including Marredpally, Vanasthalipuram, Secunderabad and Musheerabad received heavy rains overnight.

Dharamsala, some 250 km from the state capital, recorded the precipitation of 119 mm, the highest ever in this monsoon.

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

Minimum temperatures on Thursday come down to 21.2 degree Celsius, which is at least two degrees less than normal

Patancheru received the maximum rainfall of 41.1 mm, followed by Golconda, which witnessed 37.3 mm rain.

Monsoon refers to a system of winds in the tropical regions under which the direction of winds is reversed completely between the summer and the winter seasons.

Most areas in the city saw light to moderate rainfall with highest rainfall recorded in the city being 50.3 mm at Quthbullapur

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

According to the Telangana State Development Planning Society (TSPDS), 78 automatic weather stations (AWS) in the city recorded a rainfall last night, with the highest being recorded at the AWS at Library Building

The study led by researchers from Harvard University in Massachusetts, US, found that raindrops are remarkably similar across different planetary environments.

According to the Met department, heat wave conditions are very likely to prevail over most places in Andhra Pradesh on Saturday and Sunday

The mud that rolled from the surrounding hills late Sunday struck at least eight houses, leaving 21 people buried under tons of mud.

IMD also predicted isolated heavy rainfall over Kerala and Mahe on November 1 and November 1 and over South Interior Karnataka on November 2.

Led by Praveen Vashista, Joint Secretary, Government of India, the team members are interacting with residents and local officials.

Chairman and Managing Director G Raghuma Reddy suggested that owners of the apartment complexes shift meters located in the cellars to upper floors to save them from inundation.

All the stagnant water on the roads is being cleared and a special drive has been taken up to clear the construction and demolition debris and other trash that got washed into the nalas and onto the streets.

The Minister visited a shelter home in the area and interacted with the residents, who were shifted there from low-lying areas that were inundated.

Accompanied by local MLAs and officials, the Minister interacted with residents and checked whether they were being extended basic facilities.