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The highest rainfall of 145.3 mm was recorded in Kathalapur of Jagitial district followed by 110.5 mm in Rudrangi of Rajanna-Sircilla district, and 119.0 mm in Govindaram of Jagitial.
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The current water storage in the project was 3.40 tmc against full storage capacity of 4.46 tmcs.
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Majority of the water bodies, which have been receiving huge inflows following incessant rains in their respective catchment areas for the past few days, are brimming at full capacity
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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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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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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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Serilingampally, Kapra, Tirumalgiri, Quthbullapur and Balanagar witnessed heavy rainfall on Tuesday
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On Sunday evening heavy winds and unexpected rains registered in Pitlam, Nizamsagar, Banswada and Bichkunda mandals of Kamareddy district
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Rain water flooded the procurement centres at several places as the farmers stood helplessly.
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Rebbena, Wankidi, Asifabad, Sirpur (T), Kaghaznagar and Dahegaon mandals belonging to district recorded light to very light rains
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The harvested paddy that was brought to the procurement center was drenched in rainwater.
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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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The sudden rains lashed several parts of the Nizamabad district including Jakranpally, Kotagiri, Renjal, Chanduru, Bodhan, Yedapally mandals
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The man, identified as Mohd. Mustafa, was on his way home on his bike in the rain when the incident occurred.
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The incident was reported in the morning when around 50 people, who came for the last rites of a fruit-seller, took shelter under the roof of a recently-built corridor to save themselves from getting drenched.
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Tirumala Hills, the abode of Lord Venkateswara, has been receiving incessant rain since Wednesday, causing a lot of hardship to hundreds of devotees stranded there.
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The flooding brings the death toll from more than two months of torrential rains ravaging Colombia to 27, with thousands of people flooded out of their homes.
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However, weather officials said the drizzles were a temporary occurrence and that the minimum temperatures, which had dropped considerably in the last few days, could slightly climb back up in the next three days.
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The State Ground Water Department monitored water levels through 966 monitoring stations covering all mandals from 33 districts of Telangana State.
