After a lull, peak temperature in Telangana crosses 40 in most places
The Hindu
Temperatures soar above 40 in Telangana after drop in temperatures last week due to unseasonal rains
After a lull for a few days, day temperatures in Telangana exceeded 40°C in 25 districts. Due to unseasonal rains along with hailstorm in a few parts of the State and cloudy weather in some more in the previous week, maximum temperatures dropped to less than 40°C.
The highest maximum temperature in the State on Thursday (March 27, 2025) was 41°C in Neradigonda of Adilabad, followed by 40.9°C in five districts and 40.8°C in four districts, according to Telangana Development Planning Society.
In Hyderabad, the temperatures reached 39.7°C. Maximum and minimum temperatures in the city over the next 24 hours are likely to be around 39°C and 25°C respectively, according to India Meteorological Department’s press release issued on Friday (March 28, 2025) afternoon.
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