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Erstwhile Adilabad district, which reeled under incessant rains for five days in a row, affecting normal life, found respite with the rains taking a break on Sunday.
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According to TSDPS, Golconda received 17.5 mm of rainfall, followed closely by Rajendranagar with 16.8 mm, and Serilingampally with 16.5 mm
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According to the TSDPS, several districts in Telangana are expected to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall.
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According to TSDPS no rainfall is predicted for Hyderabad until Thursday
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Hyderabad, known for its average rainfall of 97.4 mm in June, has so far received a deficit rainfall of 63.7 mm, according to India Meteorological Department-Hyderabad
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According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) – Hyderabad, heavy spells are expected to continue till Monday, only intermittent rains are expected from Tuesday
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India Meteorological Department–Hyderabad has issued a yellow alert for the next five days as thunderstorms accompanied by lightning are expected at few districts of the State
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According to the forecast by TSDPS, CMTC Premises and Venkateshwara colony in Banjara Hills recorded 9mm and 7.8 mm of rainfall respectively
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The temperatures are likely to soar again and hover at around 40 degree Celsius in Hyderabad
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Hyderabad is likely to experience very light downpour in areas such as Ramachandrapuram, Charminar, Serilingampally, and Bandlaguda
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The scorching summer heat in Hyderabad took a brief respite on Thursday evening as the sky turned partly cloudy
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On Sunday, the weather stations of TSDPS recorded perhaps this summer season’s highest day time temperature of 43 degree Celsius in Hyderabad at Bahadurpura
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The highest maximum day time temperature recorded on Thursday was 43.8 degrees Celsius at Bhiknoor, Kamareddy district and 39.6 degree Celsius in Trimulgherry, Hyderabad
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Skies in Hyderabad are expected to be overcast with clouds from March 15, and after March 21, the rains are expected to arrive
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The El Nino climate pattern associated with extreme heat waves and weak monsoons is likely to emerge around this summer season, the latest global meteorological models have indicated.
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According to the weather forecasters, the city starting Thursday is to see the evenings and nights going cold for next five to six days
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At some places, difference between the maximum and minimum temperature touched 20 degrees.
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Issuing a yellow-coded warning, the weather department said fog or mist is also expected for the next three days.
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Till 5 pm, Hayathnagar received 9.3 mm of rainfall, followed by Saroornagar (5.5 mm), Bahadurpura (3.3 mm), and Saidabad (2 mm).
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winter chill made a comeback in the State capital with the minimum temperature settling at 14.9 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, which is two degrees below normal.
