Temperatures cross 40°C in seven Telangana districts; highest of 40.7°C recorded in Nirmal
The Hindu
Temperatures soar above 40°C in 13 Telangana districts, with the highest at 40.7°C in Kaddam Peddur, Nirmal.
Temperatures have crossed 40°C degrees in 13 districts of Telangana. The highest of 40.7°C was recorded in Kaddam Peddur of Nirmal followed by 40.6°C in Bela in Adilabad and Rebbena in Kumaran Bheem Asifabad, 40.5°C in Chunchupally in Bhadradri Kothagudem, according to Telangana Development Planning Society’s bulletin on temperatures recorded from Wednesday (March 12, 2025) morning to 8.30 a.m. of Thursday.
It added that 40.4°C was recorded in Nennel of Mancherial, Wazeed of Mulugu and Kotgiri of Nizamabad; 40.3°C in Korutla of Jagtial, Vemulapalle of Nalgonda, Anthergoan of Pedapalli; 40.2°C In Mutharam Mahadevpur of Jayashankar Bhupalaplli and 40.1°C in Banswada Kamareddy and Madhira Khammam.
In Hyderabad, 38.6°C was recorded in Asifanagar, 39.7°C in Moinabad to Rangareddy and 38.9°C in Ghatkesar, Medchal-Malkajgiri
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