HYDERABAD: A surprising downpour hit the town on Monday and taken down the day temperature by way of almost 10 levels Celsius.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Hyderabad, stated that a cyclonic circulation over south east Bay of Bengal and a trough extending from north inner Karnataka ended in rains in Hyderabad. The town might receive extra showers on Tuesday, the IMD stated.
At 2:30pm, the town temperature used to be soaring at 36.4 levels Celsius but after heavy rains that lasted for more than an hour, it dipped to 26.2 levels at 4.30pm.
Secunderabad and surrounding spaces, together with Bollarum, Trimulgherry, Qutbullapur, Tarnaka, Rezimental Bazaar, Balamrai, Tukaram Gate, Alwal and ECIL, have been the most affected.
Some of those spaces additionally witnessed waterlogging, basically Balamrai and Secunderabad railway station.
Manohar Kothari, a commuter at Balamrai, stated that the civic government must be able for the monsoon and ensure that roads don't get waterlogged as a substitute of clearing it after it gets stagnated.
As soon as the town received the rains, other people have been observed taking safe haven beneath the visitors sheds and Metro rail pillars. Commuters confronted a large number of difficulties because of waterfall from the Metro rail pillars.
“The rains have introduced a relief from the heat, which used to be increasing with each passing day,” stated Kavya M, who parked her vehicle in opposition to a nook of the street at NTR Marg and used to be observed playing the elements at Hussainsagar.
Meteorologists at the IMD predicted extra rains to a trough formation over Telangana on Tuesday.
“The state received rains because of a trough operating from Telangana to South Tamil Nadu across Rayalaseema and the town used to be affected,” stated Ok Nagaratna, scientist incharge, climate forecasting division, IMD.
The town may additionally receive rainfall for the next two days, confirmed a Met reliable. However, spaces reminiscent of Madhapur, Asifnagar, Golkonda and Balanagar rarely received any rainfall on Monday.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Hyderabad, stated that a cyclonic circulation over south east Bay of Bengal and a trough extending from north inner Karnataka ended in rains in Hyderabad. The town might receive extra showers on Tuesday, the IMD stated.
At 2:30pm, the town temperature used to be soaring at 36.4 levels Celsius but after heavy rains that lasted for more than an hour, it dipped to 26.2 levels at 4.30pm.
Secunderabad and surrounding spaces, together with Bollarum, Trimulgherry, Qutbullapur, Tarnaka, Rezimental Bazaar, Balamrai, Tukaram Gate, Alwal and ECIL, have been the most affected.
Some of those spaces additionally witnessed waterlogging, basically Balamrai and Secunderabad railway station.
Manohar Kothari, a commuter at Balamrai, stated that the civic government must be able for the monsoon and ensure that roads don't get waterlogged as a substitute of clearing it after it gets stagnated.
As soon as the town received the rains, other people have been observed taking safe haven beneath the visitors sheds and Metro rail pillars. Commuters confronted a large number of difficulties because of waterfall from the Metro rail pillars.
“The rains have introduced a relief from the heat, which used to be increasing with each passing day,” stated Kavya M, who parked her vehicle in opposition to a nook of the street at NTR Marg and used to be observed playing the elements at Hussainsagar.
Meteorologists at the IMD predicted extra rains to a trough formation over Telangana on Tuesday.
“The state received rains because of a trough operating from Telangana to South Tamil Nadu across Rayalaseema and the town used to be affected,” stated Ok Nagaratna, scientist incharge, climate forecasting division, IMD.
The town may additionally receive rainfall for the next two days, confirmed a Met reliable. However, spaces reminiscent of Madhapur, Asifnagar, Golkonda and Balanagar rarely received any rainfall on Monday.
Sudden showers bring respite to Hyderabad
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