- By Deeksha Gour
- Sun, 31 Aug 2025 06:08 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Telangana Weather: After a brief pause in monsoon activity, rain clouds have once again covered Telangana, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD)-Hyderabad issuing a heavy rainfall warning on Sunday morning. The alert, valid for the next 48 hours, covers almost all districts, with northern Telangana expected to see intense showers.
Meteorologists said a low-pressure area is developing over the Bay of Bengal, bringing in moisture-laden winds that are likely to trigger widespread rainfall. While heavy to very heavy rain has been forecast for the northern belt, moderate to heavy showers are expected across the remaining districts.
Hyderabad On Alert
The IMD has included Hyderabad and its neighbouring districts, Medchal-Malkajgiri, Rangareddy, Medak, Sangareddy and Yadadri-Bhongir, in the alert zone. Officials cautioned that urban areas like Hyderabad could experience waterlogging and traffic disruption, especially during evening and night spells.
Telangana Weather: Northern Districts To Face Stronger Impact
Districts such as Nizamabad, Adilabad, Karimnagar, Jagtial and Mancherial are likely to witness the heaviest rainfall due to the low-pressure track. Central and southern parts of Telangana may receive moderate rainfall, though local variations in intensity are expected.
“Moist winds from the Bay of Bengal are strengthening the system, and isolated heavy to very heavy showers are possible in the northern districts,” said KS Sridhar, a meteorologist with IMD-Hyderabad.
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Telangana Weather: Public Advisory Issued
Authorities have urged citizens to take precautions over the next two days. Farmers have been asked to protect crops like paddy and cotton from waterlogging. Residents in cities are advised to avoid low-lying areas, follow traffic advisories and remain alert during peak rain hours.
“The next 48 hours are crucial. The system could either persist or move towards central India, which may alter the intensity of rainfall. People should keep track of official weather updates,” Sridhar added.
The IMD confirmed that it will continue monitoring the low-pressure system and provide further updates as the situation develops. While monsoon activity has resumed across the state, officials noted that the strength of the rainfall may vary depending on how the system evolves in the coming days.
