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Hyderabad Traffic Advisory: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has announced the closure of the Gachibowli Flyover during the night hours for a period of five days. The flyover will remain shut from 11 PM to 6 AM, starting from Thursday, August 8 to Monday August 12 to facilitate construction work on the SRDP Shilpa Layout Phase-II flyover at the Gachibowli Junction.

To ensure smooth travel during this time, the GHMC has advised commuters to follow two designated routes:

Alternative Route 1: From Biodiversity Junction to IIIT Junction, travellers should bypass the closed flyover and travel along the bridge via Bicha Reddy sweets (Telecom Nagar) to Gachibowli Junction and then to the IIIT Hyderabad Junction.

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Alternative Route 2: From IIIT Hyderabad Junction to Biodiversity Junction, commuters should bypass the flyover by travelling along the bridge via Gachibowli Junction to Biodiversity Junction.

The municipal authority has urged the public to plan their journeys in advance to avoid any delays during this period of disruption.

In other news, the residents of Hyderabad can look forward to a generally cloudy sky with the possibility of light rain or drizzle on Wednesday, August 9, as per the forecast by the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The day's temperature is expected to range between 23 degrees Celsius and 30 degrees Celsius, providing a cool and pleasant atmosphere.

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Looking ahead to the weekly forecast starting from August 10, the temperatures are anticipated to fluctuate between 23 degrees Celsius and 24 degrees Celsius in the mornings and 30 degrees Celsius to 31 degrees Celsius during the day.

Recent weather data has also revealed that the Ramachandrapuram and Patancheru areas recorded the highest rainfall in the region, with 8.3 mm, followed by Chandanagar with 5.5 mm, Serilingampally with 4.5 mm, Kukatpally with 3.8 mm and Qutubhullapur with 3 mm. However, other parts of the state have experienced much heavier downpours, with Gangaram in Khammam district recording the highest at 105.8 mm.