Hyderabad's Monsoon Deficit Expected to Dip as Heavy Rains Forecasted

The monsoon rains deficit in Hyderabad is likely to dip as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) Hyderabad has forecasted thunderstorms till Saturday, August 8. Apart from thunderstorms, lightning, squalls, etc. are also forecasted. As per the Telangana Development Planning Society (TGDPS), so far, Telangana has received 379 mm of rain against the normal of 402.1 mm in the current southwest monsoon. The rains forecasted by IMD Hyderabad for the next three days are likely to bring the monsoon deficit further down. District-wise, the highest excess rainfall has been recorded in Kamareddy, as it recorded 581 mm against the normal of 442.6 mm. Other districts that recorded excess rainfall are Medak and Rangareddy. In the case of Hyderabad too, the weather department has forecasted rains. The upcoming showers are likely to bring down the rainfall deficit, which is currently 12 percent. Hyderabad has witnessed 277.3 mm of rain against the normal of 313.7 mm so far in the current monsoon. The forecasted rains are likely to improve the water levels in the reservoirs across the state.