Heavy rainfall to return to Telangana Tomorrow - IMD Hyderabad
Telangana's citizens will soon have relief from the oppressive heat as Telangana's heavy rains are expected to return on september 1 according to the india Meteorological Department (IMD) in Hyderabad. The weather service predicts that from september 1 to september 3, 2023, telangana will have thunderstorms, lightning, and squalls. Additionally, a yellow alert has been issued by the weather service for the state for friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The department has predicted moderate rain or thundershowers for hyderabad on friday and Saturday. It has also predicted cloudy conditions in the morning.
Till Thursday, the state of telangana is expected to have scattered thundershowers or mild to moderate rainfall, according to the telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS). According to TSDPS, the Vikarabad district in telangana had the greatest rainfall yesterday, totaling 40.5 mm, while bandlaguda in hyderabad recorded the highest rainfall, totaling 3.5 mm.
Telangana has now had average rainfall during the current monsoon season. Compared to the usual level of 566.9 mm, the state has had an average rainfall of 642.2 mm. siddipet in telangana recorded the largest deviance, 42 percent. hyderabad has had cumulative rainfall during the current monsoon season of 463.9 mm, which is more than the city's normal of 455.9 mm. Shaikpet and Maredpally recorded the largest divergence of 22%.
Below-average rainfall was seen in hyderabad and other telangana districts during the current month. According to IMD Hyderabad's estimate, the state would receive enough rainfall in September.
Telangana has now had average rainfall during the current monsoon season. Compared to the usual level of 566.9 mm, the state has had an average rainfall of 642.2 mm. siddipet in telangana recorded the largest deviance, 42 percent. hyderabad has had cumulative rainfall during the current monsoon season of 463.9 mm, which is more than the city's normal of 455.9 mm. Shaikpet and Maredpally recorded the largest divergence of 22%.
Below-average rainfall was seen in hyderabad and other telangana districts during the current month. According to IMD Hyderabad's estimate, the state would receive enough rainfall in September.