Telangana Expects Moderate Scattered Rain July 23 to 29: IMD

Telangana Expects | Hyderabad, July 20 (Maxim News): Telangana expects moderate to scattered rainfall between July 23 and July 29, according to the India Meteorological Department New Delhi forecast.

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IMD places Telangana and coastal Andhra Pradesh in the scattered to moderate rainfall category for this period. Overall, rainfall levels in the state trend toward the below-normal category for this week.

According to IMD, several other parts of the country will see more rainfall than Telangana during this period. Karnataka and other states will receive widespread rain. However, Telangana will see less intense rainfall activity. Despite this, residents can expect some relief from warm weather conditions during the week.

Furthermore, IMD confirmed that no heat wave conditions will affect any part of the country between July 23 and July 29. There are also no indications of warm nights during this period. As a result, temperatures across Telangana will stay near normal levels. The forecast rules out any extreme heat event for the coming week.

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IMD Hyderabad Warns of Strong Winds Up to 40 kmph Across Telangana Till July 24

IMD WEATHER FORECAST SUMMARY — TELANGANA, JULY 20–29, 2026
Rainfall type: Moderate to scattered (below normal category expected)
Period: July 23 to July 29, 2026
Heat wave: No probability across any part of India July 23–29
Warm nights: No indications for this period
Temperature: Near normal levels expected
Wind alert: Strong surface winds 30–40 kmph at isolated pockets till July 24
Alert issued by: IMD Hyderabad (valid till July 24)

Meanwhile, IMD Hyderabad issued a separate wind alert on Monday. Strong surface winds of 30 to 40 kmph will prevail at isolated pockets across the remaining districts of Telangana. This alert stays in effect until July 24. Consequently, residents in exposed areas should exercise caution, especially near open spaces, construction sites, and during outdoor activities.

Moreover, the IMD forecast places Telangana in contrast with other southern states. Karnataka receives widespread rainfall during this period. However, Telangana gets a lighter dose of monsoon activity. In addition, coastal Andhra Pradesh also falls in the scattered to moderate rainfall zone alongside Telangana for this forecast period.

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Additionally, the below-normal rainfall trend for Telangana this week may have implications for the ongoing kharif sowing season. Farmers in rain-fed areas may need to plan accordingly. Therefore, the state agriculture department and irrigation officials will likely monitor the situation closely. IMD will issue updated bulletins as the week progresses. (Maxim News)