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Sudden evening showers lash parts of Hyderabad on August 2
India🌿 Environment7 hr. ago

Sudden evening showers lash parts of Hyderabad on August 2

On August 2, 2026, Hyderabad experienced sudden evening showers starting around 4 p.m., which surprised many residents and commuters. The rain caused minor waterlogging in various areas of the city, including central, western, and northern regions. According to data from the Telangana Development Planning Society (TGDPS), different neighborhoods recorded varying amounts of rainfall, with Keesara receiving the highest amount at 18.3 mm. In response to the weather conditions, traffic police and disaster response teams were deployed to manage traffic flow and address waterlogging issues.

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Sudden evening showers lash parts of Hyderabad on August 2

On August 2, 2026, Hyderabad experienced sudden evening showers starting around 4 p.m., which surprised many residents and commuters. The rain caused minor waterlogging in various areas of the city, including central, western, and northern regions. According to data from the Telangana Development Planning Society (TGDPS), different neighborhoods recorded varying amounts of rainfall, with Keesara receiving the highest amount at 18.3 mm. In response to the weather conditions, traffic police and disaster response teams were deployed to manage traffic flow and address waterlogging issues.

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