Rains to continue till Oct 1st week in Hyderabad and Parts of Telangana
The South West monsoon is anticipated to hammer hyderabad and other regions of telangana in the upcoming weeks of september before finally retreating. The long-range rainfall forecast of india Meteorological Department (IMD), hyderabad, which was released on Friday, stated that while rainfall will be normal for the next few days, beginning on september 21 monsoon activity is expected to pick up and continue through the end of the month and possibly into the first week of October.
Out of 33 districts, thus far, two districts have seen significant rainfall surplus, nine have experienced rainfall excess, 11 have experienced normal rainfall, eight have experienced rainfall deficiency, and three have experienced significant deficiency throughout the last week. telangana is experiencing a normal monsoon, with actual rainfall of 765.2 mm as opposed to the average of 643.4 mm.
The equatorial Pacific region is now under weak El Nio conditions. The Multi-Model Climate Forecast System (MMCFS) and other global models' most recent predictions indicate a chance of additional development of present El Nio conditions, which are anticipated to last until the first quarter of 2019. El Nio frequently affects global weather patterns, especially the indian monsoon. In the meantime, hyderabad is expected to see very light to light rain over the next two days, according to the forecast from the telangana State Development Planning Society.
The equatorial Pacific region is now under weak El Nio conditions. The Multi-Model Climate Forecast System (MMCFS) and other global models' most recent predictions indicate a chance of additional development of present El Nio conditions, which are anticipated to last until the first quarter of 2019. El Nio frequently affects global weather patterns, especially the indian monsoon. In the meantime, hyderabad is expected to see very light to light rain over the next two days, according to the forecast from the telangana State Development Planning Society.