Dry weather to prevail in Telangana Hyderabad in coming few days
People in hyderabad and other parts of the State may now anticipate dry weather to prevail in the next few days after witnessing unfavorable weather conditions in the shape of intermittent showers and gloomy conditions for more than a week. The State's capital saw bright weather on Monday, with a high of 30.9 degrees Celsius during the day.
Due to heavy cloud cover and precipitation, Hyderabad's daytime temperatures last week remained regularly between 24 and 26 degrees Celsius. people enjoyed the largely dry day on Monday, which only had one or two brief periods of rain in the evening. Residents should anticipate a decrease in rain starting on Tuesday, according to the telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS). No significant rainfall is expected in hyderabad over the next two to three days, save one or two short bursts. This prediction also applies to other state districts, where very light-to-light showers are anticipated.
In a noteworthy upgrade, the india Meteorological Department (IMD)-Hyderabad forecasts the formation of a low-pressure region over the northwest Bay of bengal during the next two days. Telangana's weather is predicted to be affected by this development. The IMD further explained in its forecast, "Heavy rains at isolated places, thunderstorms with lightning, and gusty winds are likely to impact telangana starting from september 14."
Due to heavy cloud cover and precipitation, Hyderabad's daytime temperatures last week remained regularly between 24 and 26 degrees Celsius. people enjoyed the largely dry day on Monday, which only had one or two brief periods of rain in the evening. Residents should anticipate a decrease in rain starting on Tuesday, according to the telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS). No significant rainfall is expected in hyderabad over the next two to three days, save one or two short bursts. This prediction also applies to other state districts, where very light-to-light showers are anticipated.
In a noteworthy upgrade, the india Meteorological Department (IMD)-Hyderabad forecasts the formation of a low-pressure region over the northwest Bay of bengal during the next two days. Telangana's weather is predicted to be affected by this development. The IMD further explained in its forecast, "Heavy rains at isolated places, thunderstorms with lightning, and gusty winds are likely to impact telangana starting from september 14."