Hyderabad Records Hottest Day On Friday Since 2015
Hyderabad, May 04: IMD Hyderabad begumpet recorded 43.6 degree Celsius on Friday, which is the hottest ever temperature recorded in May month after 2015. The state and the capital city are facing the worst heatwave in recent years.
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According to Telangana Weatherman, the state will have a very humid heatwave, during the two days from May 4 to 6. The temperature will remain 46-47 degree Celsisus in rural Telangana and 44 degree Celsius in Hyderabad. There are chances for scattered storms in East Telangana on Friday evening. Dry weather will prevail in other parts of the state.
The state will get respite from the heatwave spells from May 6 with chances for strong thunderstorms, according to Telangana Weatherman’s forecast.
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