Hyderabad: Various parts of Telangana, including Hyderabad tend to accept heavy rainfall in the next five days, as a result of the formation of a low pressure area (LPA) in the Bengal Middle Teluk that will increase to severe depression on September 6 on September 6.
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“The synoptic situation currently shows that moderate rain until heavy with the goal will occur in isolated places throughout Telangana.
This month’s rainfall is likely to be at the normal lower end for most countries,” said Naga Ratna, In-Charge Director, IMD, Hyderabad, added that rainfall activities will subside after September.
Southwest Monsoon season, which was entered last month, was responsible for 20% of precipitation.
The city recorded up to 101mm rain on September 2 triggered flash floods in many parts of the city.
According to the Telangana state development planning rate, the figures until 8:30 a.m.
on Friday, Shaikpet recorded the highest rainfall of 101mm followed by 98.3mm in Yousufguda and Moosapet and 90mm in Madhapur.
Many other areas such as Saroornagar, Bala Nagar, Srinagar colony, Jeedimetla and Kukatpally recorded 30-70mm rainfall.
In accordance with the IMD figure from June 1 to date, Hyderabad has recorded 24% of excessive rain of up to 580.6 mm of rain such as opposing normal 470mm.
Overall, Telangana has recorded 28% of the excess rain to the 767.3mm tone as opposed to normal 601.6mm.
Except for districts such as Mulitu, Nagarfurnool, Peddapalli and Wanaparthy which are a bit deficit, all other districts in the state have received excessive rainfall.
T’gana tends to receive heavy rainfall for the next 5 days
