Dry hot days ahead in State
The Hindu
Brief showers at isolated places give a respite
After a brief respite due to cloudy skies and small showers, brace up for hot weather ahead with the forecast for the next few days being dry weather with maximum temperature likely to climb up by 2 to 3 degee Celsius in isolated places across Telangana, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Sunday. It will be partly cloudy sky and day temperature is likely to be 38 degree C and night temperature 25 degree C on Monday with the temperatures being 37 degree C and 25 degree C, respectively on Sunday. Adilabad recorded the highest temperature during the day at 41 degree C. Telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS) has informed in a bulletin that the highest rainfall was 16.5mm in Lingapur, Kumram Bheem district.
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