Hyderabad had so far remained almost dry as rains have remained far and few. The last state capital had recorded rains were on May 19, that too mere 0.2 mm. So, we can say rains have remained absent from the city during the entire month.
Due to the absence of rains, the maximum temperatures also scaled up settling above the 40-degree mark which is 2-3 degrees above the normal. As per Skymet Weather, these hot and uneasy weather conditions are likely to prevail in Telangana including Hyderabad for at least another 3- 4 days.
No relief is anticipated in Hyderabad within a short duration. Though rains are anticipated in another three to four days.
Live status of lightning and thunderstorm over Hyderabad
Pre-Monsoon rains are once again likely to commence by May 28. Thereafter, on and off showers are expected to bless the city of nawabs.
As per Skymet Weather, weather can be attributed to a trough presently seen over Odisha and Andhra Pradesh that is likely to shift west towards Telangana and is most likely to become prominent by May 26. Thus, resulting in rains over the state capital and other adjoining regions of Telangana.
After witnessing just a single heavy spell in the month of May that recorded 61 mm of showers, finally, Hyderabad is bracing for some more rains.
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