TS continues to shiver
The Hindu
Ginnedari in Kumram Bheem district records 4.6 degree C
Hyderabad and the rest of Telangana shivered as the cold wave continued with the lowest of 4.6 degree C (minimum temperature) being recorded at Ginnedari in Kumram Bheem district, 6.8 degree C in Adilabad and 8.4 degrees at Agriculture University in Rajendranagar on Wednesday.
Telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS) in its bulletin informed that weather will be mainly dry and night temperatures are likely to remain in the range of 12 to 15 degrees while maximum temperatures will be between 27-30 degree C.
Moinabad in Rangareddy recorded 6.6 degree C, Sangareddy 9.2 degree C, Marredpally 9.4 degree C, Serilingampally 10.5 degree C, Golconda 11.7 degree C, Saroornagar 11.7 degree C, Asifnagar 12.2 degree C, Qutbullapur 12.4 degree C and Jubilee Hills 12.4 degree C.
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