Telangana rainfall intensified across several districts over the past 24 hours, with Kesamudram in Mahabubabad recording 191.3 mm, while parts of Hyderabad and its surrounding urban areas received moderate showers, according to rainfall data from the Telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS) cited in a report by Telangana Today.
Kesamudram recorded the highest rainfall among the locations listed, followed by Kannepalli in Mancherial with 153.8 mm and Nellikudur in Mahabubabad with 152.3 mm. Dattappaguda at ESS Paladugu in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri recorded 144.8 mm, while Kommulavancha in Mahabubabad received 140 mm.
The reported rainfall placed some mandals in the very heavy rainfall category, with several locations recording 120 mm or more. Other districts identified in the report as receiving heavy rain include Warangal, Jangaon and Nalgonda.
In the Hyderabad metropolitan area, the highest recorded rainfall was 50.5 mm at Bachupally. Ramachandrapuram recorded 47.5 mm, Kistareddipet in Ameenpur received 44.4 mm and the Patancheru Tahsil Office recorded 44 mm. MMTS Lingampally in Serilingampally received 40.8 mm.
Rainfall across Hyderabad and Medchal-Malkajgiri was reported to have ranged between 35 mm and 20 mm during the same period. The figures cover the 24 hours referenced in the TSDPS rainfall data and indicate that the heaviest precipitation was concentrated in several districts outside the core city, while western and north-western parts of the Hyderabad urban region also recorded substantial showers.
The data is relevant to the functioning of the metropolitan area because rainfall levels vary significantly across the urban region. Bachupally, Ramachandrapuram, Ameenpur, Patancheru and Serilingampally are among the western growth areas where rapid development, expanding road networks and increasing daily movement make rainfall monitoring important for municipal and transport agencies. The report, however, does not provide details of waterlogging, traffic disruption, property damage, power outages or other effects on residents.
The rainfall readings were published as districts across Telangana experienced overnight rain. The available report does not specify a weather warning, forecast for the next 24 hours or any new instructions from the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation or other government agencies. It also does not report casualties or emergency incidents linked to the rainfall.
TSDPS rainfall data will remain the immediate reference for assessing the distribution and intensity of precipitation across the state. The next relevant updates are likely to concern further rainfall measurements and any official information on local impacts or civic response.
