Rains to pause in Telangana Hyderabad after Sept 11
Starting on september 11, Hyderabad's recent days of nonstop rain are anticipated to temporarily cease. While light to moderate rains are likely to persist in hyderabad for the next three days, a drop in rainfall is forecast after that, according to Dr. sravani of the india Meteorological Department, hyderabad (IMD-H), in a weather report.
The Weather Department claims that the persistent rains are being caused by a variety of meteorological phenomena, such as the migration of weather systems and modifications to wind patterns. According to the prediction, moderate rainfall may continue to fall in the districts of adilabad and mancherial on Thursday. The lowest temperature is predicted to be about 22 degrees Celsius, and the maximum temperature in hyderabad is anticipated to settle at a pleasant 27 degrees Celsius.
In reaction to the state's widespread heavy rain, the telangana State police posted a warning to residents to stay indoors unless it is absolutely necessary to go. They also requested that IT professionals work from home while urging those who were absolutely necessary to check the weather before leaving their places of employment, in an effort to protect the safety and welfare of the community.
The Weather Department claims that the persistent rains are being caused by a variety of meteorological phenomena, such as the migration of weather systems and modifications to wind patterns. According to the prediction, moderate rainfall may continue to fall in the districts of adilabad and mancherial on Thursday. The lowest temperature is predicted to be about 22 degrees Celsius, and the maximum temperature in hyderabad is anticipated to settle at a pleasant 27 degrees Celsius.
In reaction to the state's widespread heavy rain, the telangana State police posted a warning to residents to stay indoors unless it is absolutely necessary to go. They also requested that IT professionals work from home while urging those who were absolutely necessary to check the weather before leaving their places of employment, in an effort to protect the safety and welfare of the community.