Even though
telangana residents are already suffering from extreme heat, the
indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast an increase in temperature over the next few days. In the following five days, the IMD predicts that the temperature will climb by an additional 3 degrees Celsius. It clarified that high temperatures will be recorded during the day despite the fog in the morning.
The districts in the State have already received a yellow notice, according to the IMD. Many are concerned about the weather in
april and May because Telangana's highest temperature has been over 41 degrees Celsius since March. With plenty of water in the state's reservoirs, the administration has assured Telangana's citizens that there are no worries about the availability of drinking water as summer approaches.
Following
media reports of drinking water shortages in several areas of the state, particularly in north
telangana, Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari made her comments. The Chief Secretary ordered that repairs be made on a
war footing and that the supply of drinking water be maintained at a
review meeting with the officials about the state of the drinking water supply. She made it clear that Greater
hyderabad has access to enough water, and that more water tankers are available upon request.