HYDERABAD: Few areas in the city gained rainfall of up to 4 cm inside an hour on Thursday, raising hope of an early onset of southwest monsoon this year. Among them had been areas akin to Nampally and Amberpet which gained over 4 cm rainfall.
According to the Telangana State Development and Planning Society figures up to 5 pm, Amberpet gained the perfect rainfall of four.88 cm followed through Narayanaguda 4.20 cm, Khairtabad and Nampally 4.13 cm respectively. Other areas akin to Musheerabad, Golconda, Malkajgiri, Asifnagar and Monda Market gained over 3 cm of rainfall.
Meteorologists attribute heavy rainfall to trough, higher air cyclonic circulate and alter in wind patterns over Telangana. “There is a trough extending from Karnataka to Kerala passing via Telangana. There could also be an higher air cyclonic circulate over south east Arabian Sea. The drop in mercury stage will also be attributed to the south easterly and easterly winds prevailing in the state,” said Raja Rao, meteorologist, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Hyderabad.
While the IMD had predicted increase in selection of heatwave days this year, summer time has been bearable so far. “Compared to final two years, widespread occurrences of thunderstorms was aided through common formation of troughs and cyclonic circulations. Frequency of moisture bearing winds from the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal was also much upper this time leading to drop in mercury ranges,” said Rao, including that the onset of southwest monsoon will likely be declared through IMD in a while.
Weather forecasting agencies expect that every one districts of Telangana will proceed to enjoy light to average rainfall for the following 3 to 4 days.
“Prevailing climate stipulations over the state suggests that light to average rain/thundershowers would occur at remoted places for next 3 days. Maximum temperatures are expected to be near commonplace at many places, which might be in the vary of 42 to 43 level celsius over northern districts and 39 to 42 level celsius over last districts for next two days,” reads the TSDPS climate report issued on Thursday.
According to the Telangana State Development and Planning Society figures up to 5 pm, Amberpet gained the perfect rainfall of four.88 cm followed through Narayanaguda 4.20 cm, Khairtabad and Nampally 4.13 cm respectively. Other areas akin to Musheerabad, Golconda, Malkajgiri, Asifnagar and Monda Market gained over 3 cm of rainfall.
Meteorologists attribute heavy rainfall to trough, higher air cyclonic circulate and alter in wind patterns over Telangana. “There is a trough extending from Karnataka to Kerala passing via Telangana. There could also be an higher air cyclonic circulate over south east Arabian Sea. The drop in mercury stage will also be attributed to the south easterly and easterly winds prevailing in the state,” said Raja Rao, meteorologist, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Hyderabad.
While the IMD had predicted increase in selection of heatwave days this year, summer time has been bearable so far. “Compared to final two years, widespread occurrences of thunderstorms was aided through common formation of troughs and cyclonic circulations. Frequency of moisture bearing winds from the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal was also much upper this time leading to drop in mercury ranges,” said Rao, including that the onset of southwest monsoon will likely be declared through IMD in a while.
Weather forecasting agencies expect that every one districts of Telangana will proceed to enjoy light to average rainfall for the following 3 to 4 days.
“Prevailing climate stipulations over the state suggests that light to average rain/thundershowers would occur at remoted places for next 3 days. Maximum temperatures are expected to be near commonplace at many places, which might be in the vary of 42 to 43 level celsius over northern districts and 39 to 42 level celsius over last districts for next two days,” reads the TSDPS climate report issued on Thursday.
Hyderabad receives up to 4cm rainfall in an hr
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