Yellow Alert For Hyderabad, IMD Forecasts Thunderstorm
Hyderabad: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) Hyderabad issued a yellow alert across the Telangana State and forecasted thunderstorms and lightning in the region.
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Hyderabad residents are advised to stay cautious, as light rains are expected to continue until November 1.
In addition to the thunderstorm alert, IMD Hyderabad has forecast a colder-than-usual winter season this year, attributing the change to anticipated La Nina conditions.
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Expected to develop between October and November, La Nina brings cooler-than-average temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean, creating a ripple effect on global weather.
For Hyderabad, this pattern could mean an intensified winter season, with temperatures likely to dip lower than usual in the upcoming months.
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