Hyderabad and surrounding areas experienced cooler nights, with Patancheru recording 14.8 degrees Celsius, according to TSDPS data. Clear skies and northerly winds have contributed to the chill, while an approaching Bay of Bengal weather system could change conditions later this week.
A prolonged dry spell and the absence of active monsoon systems have pushed temperatures above normal across Telangana. Hyderabad and several districts are recording unusually high July temperatures, while humidity levels are expected to remain high over the next two days
The India Meteorological Department has issued a seven-day heatwave warning for parts of Telangana, with temperatures likely to cross 45 degrees Celsius in several districts. The state government has issued public health advisories and strengthened medical preparedness across healthcare facilities
