Telangana - Hyderabad sees dramatic weather change
After a scorching hot noon, hyderabad had a dramatic weather shift on Sunday, with powerful winds and thunderstorms followed by mild to moderate rainfall. The weather fluctuated from sunny, to overcast, and back to sunny, creating a hectic mood.
Residents around the city saw severe gusts and heavy rain in about 30 minutes. Rapidly moving yet violent thunderstorms with heavy rainfall were seen in Dilsukhnagar, uppal, LB Nagar, Vanasthalipuram, OU, Secunderabad, Himayat Nagar, Saroornagar, Amberpet, and other locations.
Residents around the city saw severe gusts and heavy rain in about 30 minutes. Rapidly moving yet violent thunderstorms with heavy rainfall were seen in Dilsukhnagar, uppal, LB Nagar, Vanasthalipuram, OU, Secunderabad, Himayat Nagar, Saroornagar, Amberpet, and other locations.
Videos of doors being blown open, and huts being destroyed went viral on social media platforms. On Sunday, most areas of hyderabad experienced temperatures ranging from 40 degrees Celsius to 42 degrees Celsius, with uppal being the highest at 42.7 degrees Celsius.
Additionally, blistering temperatures were observed in telangana, with readings hitting 47 degrees Celsius in several districts. karimnagar recorded the highest temperature at 47 degrees Celsius, followed by jagtial at 46.5 degrees Celsius, peddapalli at 46.4 degrees Celsius, Kumaram bheem asifabad at 45.9 degrees Celsius,
Additionally, blistering temperatures were observed in telangana, with readings hitting 47 degrees Celsius in several districts. karimnagar recorded the highest temperature at 47 degrees Celsius, followed by jagtial at 46.5 degrees Celsius, peddapalli at 46.4 degrees Celsius, Kumaram bheem asifabad at 45.9 degrees Celsius,
The outlook for monday expects partly overcast skies with similar wind patterns, but no substantial weather impacts. The india Meteorological Department-Hyderabad has also declared that dry weather is anticipated to dominate in telangana for the next five days. Maximum temperatures are forecast to climb by two to three degrees Celsius.