HYDERABAD: Every week after hitting the Kerala coast, the southwest monsoon is all set to go into Telangana on Friday, the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Hyderabad, mentioned in a climate update on Thursday.
IMD government mentioned the presence of an upper air cyclonic over west central Bay of Bengal and adjacent north Bay of Bengal, has made conditions beneficial for the monsoon to advance into Telangana.
"The southwest monsoon will first hit the southern districts and gradually extend to other districts in north Telangana. The intensity is very active over coastal Andhra Pradesh as all districts will receive heavy rainfall for the next three days," mentioned Raja Rao, meteorologist at IMD, Hyderabad.
The weathermen also issued a heavy rainfall caution, accompanied with thunderstorm and gusty winds, for Friday.
Pre-monsoon showers carry down most temperature by four degrees
Pre-monsoon showers lashed the city on Wednesday night, leading to water-logging and inundation in areas comparable to Kapra, Malkajgiri and East Anandbagh. The heavy showers that began round 2am persevered till early Thursday.
According to the Telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS) figures, most rainfall of 10.82 cm used to be recorded at Bandlaguda adopted by eight.98 cm in Kapra and 7 cm in Malkajgiri. Several other areas comparable to Alwal, Moula Ali, Monda Market, Asmangadh, won two to 5 cm rainfall.
Officials attributed unexpected downpour to thunderstorm process. “Heavy downpour used to be principally due to thunderstorm process. When monsoon is advancing, premonsoon showers is not unusual phenomenon,” mentioned Raja Rao.
The downpour brought down most temperature by 4 degree Celsius to 33.four degree Celsius from 37.nine degree Celsius on Thursday.
Low-lying colony in East Anandbagh used to be a few of the worst-affected areas, which used to be inundated with overflowing sewage leaving several citizens fuming at GHMC.
“Water entered several properties and many cars and two-wheelers have been seen floating within the area. People have been most effective ready to transport out of their properties after 12 noon. Although GHMC officials seek advice from the realm once a year, no concrete answers have emerged thus far,” mentioned JLN Murthy, resident of Shirdi Nagar.
The lately inaugurated Chintalkunta underpass too came underneath a sheet of water making it tough for commuters to go through it.
IMD government mentioned the presence of an upper air cyclonic over west central Bay of Bengal and adjacent north Bay of Bengal, has made conditions beneficial for the monsoon to advance into Telangana.
"The southwest monsoon will first hit the southern districts and gradually extend to other districts in north Telangana. The intensity is very active over coastal Andhra Pradesh as all districts will receive heavy rainfall for the next three days," mentioned Raja Rao, meteorologist at IMD, Hyderabad.
The weathermen also issued a heavy rainfall caution, accompanied with thunderstorm and gusty winds, for Friday.
Pre-monsoon showers carry down most temperature by four degrees
Pre-monsoon showers lashed the city on Wednesday night, leading to water-logging and inundation in areas comparable to Kapra, Malkajgiri and East Anandbagh. The heavy showers that began round 2am persevered till early Thursday.
According to the Telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS) figures, most rainfall of 10.82 cm used to be recorded at Bandlaguda adopted by eight.98 cm in Kapra and 7 cm in Malkajgiri. Several other areas comparable to Alwal, Moula Ali, Monda Market, Asmangadh, won two to 5 cm rainfall.
Officials attributed unexpected downpour to thunderstorm process. “Heavy downpour used to be principally due to thunderstorm process. When monsoon is advancing, premonsoon showers is not unusual phenomenon,” mentioned Raja Rao.
The downpour brought down most temperature by 4 degree Celsius to 33.four degree Celsius from 37.nine degree Celsius on Thursday.
Low-lying colony in East Anandbagh used to be a few of the worst-affected areas, which used to be inundated with overflowing sewage leaving several citizens fuming at GHMC.
“Water entered several properties and many cars and two-wheelers have been seen floating within the area. People have been most effective ready to transport out of their properties after 12 noon. Although GHMC officials seek advice from the realm once a year, no concrete answers have emerged thus far,” mentioned JLN Murthy, resident of Shirdi Nagar.
The lately inaugurated Chintalkunta underpass too came underneath a sheet of water making it tough for commuters to go through it.
Rain pounds Hyd, monsoon to hit state today
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