With the onset of Southwest monsoon on the Kerala coast, heavy rains lashed several parts of Telangana since early hours of Thursday, met officials said.Many districts received rains with lightening and gusty winds, inundating low-lying areas .
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On Wednesday, rains lashed parts of the city for the third straight day, providing relief from the sweltering summer heat. Rainfall of up to three centimeters in the evening significantly lowered the temperature.
The highest rainfall was reported at Miyapur (32.8 mm) followed by Gajularamaram (30.8 mm), Jeedimetla (26.3 mm), and Shapurnagar (26.3 mm). Bachpalle and Dharur recorded the most rain in the state. 37.3 mm and 36 mm of rain had fallen in these regions, said Telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS)
Surprisingly, the rain that poured down on the city on Wednesday was particularly heavy in the city s western and west-central areas. The new wind trend is from west to east, which is why the clouds are moving in that direction, said an official.
Thunder storm forecast across Telangana
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Light to heavy rains accompanied with thunder and lightning has been forecast across Telangana for the next few days due to a combination of cyclonic circulation and trough, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Wednesday.
Cloudy sky with chances of thunder showers towards evening has been forecast for the twin cities. Temperatures recorded have been 37.6 degree C during the day and 25.6 degree C during the nights.
Maximum temperature is likely to come down to 36 degree C and no major change is expected in the minimum temperature.
Telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS) has also forecast light/moderate scattered rain/thunder for next three days. Highest rainfall of 25.5 mm was recorded at Bhootpur (Mahabubnagar) and highest maximum temperature of 40.7 degree C recorded at Nerella (Jagtial) and lowest minimum temperature of 21.1 degree C recorded at Devarayamjal (Medc
Telangana to witness thunderstorms till April 21, predicts IMD
By Sakina Fatima| Updated: 20th April 2021 6:36 pm IST Representative Image
Hyderabad: Pre-monsoon activity is set to continue in many parts of Telangana till April 21, as the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Hyderabad, on Tuesday issued a thunderstorm warning for several districts during the next 48 hours. The city witnessed sudden downpours, and heavy thunder, with some places receiving moderate rainfall.
According to the Telangana State Development Planning Society, Shanthi Nagar in Patancheruvu received the highest rainfall of 29 mm followed by 6.3 mm at Ramachandrampuram and 4.5 mm at Vengalrao Nagar. The rainfall led to a drop in maximum temperature to 37.2 degree Celsius, which is 1.2 degree Celsius below normal.