As heavy rainfall continues to batter various parts of Telangana, districts across the state are on high alert. Jangaon district recorded the highest precipitation at 70 mm, with Kadthal in Rangareddy following closely at 46 mm. Additional districts, including Mahbubnagar, Wanaparthy, Narayanpet, and Nalgonda, witnessed significant rainfall exceeding 10 mm.
In Hyderabad, moderate rainfall was reported in Patancheruvu, Shaikpet, and Khairatabad during the night between Thursday and Friday, while the rest of the city experienced lighter showers. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for all Telangana districts, signaling potential hazards associated with heavy rains over the next four days, coinciding with the onset of the monsoon season.
According to IMD forecasts, heavy rainfall is expected to persist in several districts on Saturday, with the inclement weather likely to affect the entire state in the coming days. The yellow warning underscores the importance of preparedness and vigilance among residents and local authorities to mitigate the impact of adverse weather conditions and minimize potential risks to life and property. As Telangana braces for continued rainfall and potential flooding, proactive measures such as monitoring water levels, ensuring adequate drainage systems, and disseminating timely weather advisories are crucial to safeguarding public safety and infrastructure. With the monsoon season in full swing, coordinated efforts between government agencies and community stakeholders are essential to effectively manage the challenges posed by inclement weather and ensure the well-being of residents across the state.
