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Officials at TSDPS forecast that there can be light to moderate rain at isolated places in the city in the next three days
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With the water level close to the FRL of the reservoir (74 metre), the authorities have started discharging excess water over the spillway.
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Several localities in the city, including Marredpally, Vanasthalipuram, Secunderabad and Musheerabad received heavy rains overnight.
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Dharamsala, some 250 km from the state capital, recorded the precipitation of 119 mm, the highest ever in this monsoon.
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Sirikonda mandal received the highest rainfall of 100 mm, followed by Bheempur which saw 69.5 mm of rainfall.
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Bayyaram mandal in Mahabubabad district recorded 6.64 cm rainfall, followed by Gudur with 3.90 cm.
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The highest rainfall of 88.5 mm was recorded in Tadikal on Sunday followed by 76.5 mm in Kothagattu of Shankarapatnam mandal.
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A tributary of Godavari in Sangareddy district received heavy rainfall, the project ,which has storage capacity of 746MCft, was overflowing from early morning on Sunday.
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Adilabad district’s average rainfall was assessed to be 68.2 mm of rainfall.
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The areas around Ameerpet, Banjara Hills, Srinagar Colony, Begumpet, Khairatabad, Yousufguda and Shaikpet received showers along with thunder
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Patancheru received the maximum rainfall of 41.1 mm, followed by Golconda, which witnessed 37.3 mm rain.
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State capital has recorded 16% less rainfall so far while the rest of State gets 56% excess compared to last year
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Khammam: Light to moderate rainfall was recorded in erstwhile Khammam district during the past twenty four hours. Mandals like Kamepalli, Enkoor, Penuballi, Kusumanchi, Nelakondapalli and Yerrupalam received moderate rainfall while Khammam Urban and Rural, Konijerla, Raghunathapalem and others witnessed light rainfall. Several low lying areas in Khammam city were inundated with rain water which disrupted […]
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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.
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The incessant rainfall - that mostly hit the hilly and mountainous districts including Chitral, Dir, Mansehra and Swat - left four more people dead and injured 12 others in the last 24 hours.
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Karimnagar town (15.5 mm), Kothapalli (15.3), Khasimpet (12.0), Manakondur (8.0), Durshed (5.3), Jammikunta (4.0), Gangadhara (3.3) and Arnakonda were the other places where rainfall was recorded.
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Kothagudem, Pinapaka, Aswapuram, Dummugudem, Karakagudem and Cherla mandals in Bhadradri Kothagudem district witnessed rainfall
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Maximum temperature recorded on Wednesday in the city was 37.6 degree Celsius, but towards late afternoon, most of the areas in the city saw rain with thunders
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The highest rainfall in the GHMC area till 4 pm was 34.8mm in Chandanagar, while Madhapur recorded 18.8mm and Gachibowli recorded 17.3mm.
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A net rise 2.58 metres observed during November as compared to 2019
