Telangana’s monsoon season likely begins tomorrow.
When compared to past years, Telangana’s monsoon season started later this year.
In Hyderabad, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that Telangana’s long-awaited monsoon season will begin on June 21.
While certain southern Telangana locations may have rain today, the entire state is most likely to experience the monsoon by June 26.
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When compared to past years, Telangana’s monsoon season started later this year. The monsoon came on June 13 of last year, whereas it did so on June 5 and June 11 of 2021 and 2020, respectively.
The El Nino phenomenon, which affects weather patterns in the area, might be responsible for the delayed beginning.
Yesterday, when the maximum temperature dropped from nearly 47 degrees Celsius to 44.2 degrees Celsius, the oppressive heat in Telangana started to abate. The greatest maximum temperature was 44.2 degrees Celsius, which was recorded in the Suryapet district. The Telangana State Development Planning Society announced that Bahadurpura in Hyderabad had the hottest temperature ever recorded at 39.8 degrees Celsius.
The maximum temperature in Hyderabad is predicted by the IMD Hyderabad to be between 36 and 40 degrees Celsius until June 23.
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The onset of monsoon rainfall will provide Telangana’s residents with much-needed relief.
The monsoon season is critical for the agricultural sector in Telangana, which is heavily dependent on rainfall for irrigation and crop cultivation. The state government has taken several measures to prepare for the monsoon season, including strengthening the state’s drainage and irrigation systems and providing support to farmers to help them cope with the effects of monsoon.