Hyderabad Weather | Hyderabad, Nov. 6: Hyderabad is likely to experience hazy mornings over the next four days, following recent spells of rain. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has also forecast partly cloudy skies.
The weather department has not issued any alert for Hyderabad over the next seven days. However, residents can expect changing weather conditions as the city moves towards winter.
According to the IMD forecast, haze is likely during morning hours. Partly cloudy skies are also expected.
Hyderabad Weather | Telangana Records 70% Rainfall Deficit
Telangana has recorded a significant rainfall deficit during the ongoing northeast monsoon. Data from the Telangana Development Planning Society (TGDPS) shows a 70% shortfall.
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Between October 1 and November 6, the state received 28.7 mm of rainfall. The normal rainfall for this period is 96.4 mm.
Nizamabad recorded the highest deficit, receiving no rainfall during the current northeast monsoon period.
Peddapalli, Rajanna Sircilla and Kamareddy also recorded severe rainfall deficits. These districts reported shortfalls of 97%.
Hyderabad recorded a rainfall deficit of 74%. The city received only 30.1 mm against its normal rainfall of 117.9 mm.
The IMD had recently forecast rainfall over Hyderabad following weather activity associated with the Bay of Bengal system.
Now, the department expects hazy conditions during morning hours over the next four days. Partly cloudy skies are also likely during this period.
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The forecast advises residents to remain mindful of morning weather conditions while planning their travel.
The IMD’s latest city forecast also indicates partly cloudy conditions, with haze expected from November 9.
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