Hyderabad Rains Today: Heavy showers have returned to Hyderabad this weekend, adding dark clouds, scattered thunderstorms, and a growing possibility of waterlogging to the scene. Since many have planned outings or weekend travel, it becomes necessary to stay alert and to take required precautions for safety and drying off .
Saturday, July 19: Around afternoon, intermittent thunderstorms will be experienced. Temperature is likely to touch 31°C, with humidity on the higher side.
Sunday, July 20 will continue to see overcast skies, and light-moderate rain showers are expected in the afternoon. The day temperatures will hover around 30°C.
Early Next Week: The rain is expected to persist on Monday and Tuesday, with most of the week likely to experience breezy, wet conditions.
Expect delays in traffic, low visibility, and roads aggravated with water-lodging, especially late afternoons and evenings.
Drive cautiously: Roads can be slippery and waterlogged; keep that speed down and on headlights.
Avoid low-lying areas: Localities near drains, underpasses, and poorly drained colonies can flood quickly.
Use public transport: Metro and TSRTC buses are safer during heavy traffic congestion.
Keep attuned to alerts: Authorities have given an orange rain warning. Travel restriction pertains to unnecessary travel and keeping up with the local updates.
Hyderabad has witnessed over 100 mm rainfall this week in some areas. Traffic jams, power cuts, and blocked roads have become common. GHMC teams have been activated for clearing the water off primary junctions. Residents are advised to stay indoors during heavy spells.
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Wear anti-skid waterproof footwear.
Keep handy umbrellas or raincoats.
Postpone travel when rains get heavier.
Keep updated with regular weather updates through apps and news report updates.
This weekend holds the promise of great, flowing downpours with unpredictable monsoon activity. The people of Hyderabad will have to put safety above plans. Be it a commute or staying home, if you’ve taken precautions, half the trouble will be skipped.