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Hyderabad boils as temperature hits a high

Posted September 13th, 2017, 12:05 PM IST

Hyderabad boils as temperature hits a high

Hyderabad: Temperatures touched 34 degrees celsius on Tuesday, making it the hottest day in the month of September in the past two years.

The highest ever temperature for the month of September, which was 36.5 degrees, was recorded on September 26, 2015. Temperatures in the city have been rising as the south-west monsoon currents over the state of Telangana has been a week since the beginning of September.

The local weather bureau has been making predictions of heavy rainfall and thunderstorms in various districts as well as the capital city. Meanwhile, temperatures and humidity have been increasing, with traces of rainfall being recorded in isolated areas.

Hyderabad has not received any rainfall over the past few days. The temperature recorded in the city on Tuesday was three degrees above normal. Meanwhile, nights have remained cool, with temperatures between 21 and 23 degrees Celsius.

The last spells of rain that the city witnessed were on September 6, but even then they were only light showers. Barring the last few days of August, when the city recorded rainfall in triple-digits, the city did not receive much rain last month.

Most other districts in the state also received only scanty rainfall during this period. However, local weather authorities say that some rainfall is anticipated in the near future. They forecast moderate showers in parts of Telangana, including Hyderabad, on September 13 and 14.

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