Hussain Sagar’s rising water levels threaten downstream flooding along the Musi River, adding to the growing sense of dread.The government has scrambled to respond, issuing a 72-hour high alert and deploying teams to clear drains and fallen trees. Emergency crews are working overtime to manage 140 flood-prone zones, but residents remain skeptical, pointing to years of neglected infrastructure upgrades.
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A recent study published in Nature’s Scientific Reports has highlighted that 65% of the Osmansagar basin—part of the Musi catchment—falls under moderate to very high flood hazard zones, underscoring the region’s vulnerability. Residents are urged to stay vigilant, avoid flooded areas, and follow official advisories.
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Hyderabad: The Pranahita River, the largest tributary of the Godavari, is witnessing an unprecedented surge, yielding over seven lakh cusecs of flood flow due to relentless rainfall across its vast catchment area. This vital lifeline, contributing 34% of the Godavari’s drainage basin, is in full spate, driven by the combined waters of the Wardha, Wainganga,
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The Godavari River is witnessing a surge in its water levels, particularly in Telangana, as heavy rainfall lashes its upper catchment areas and tributaries in Maharashtra. The rise in the river levels is largely due to relentless rainfall in the catchment of Pranahita and other tributaries, compounded by increased discharges from upstream river basin projects
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Hyderabad, June 16, 2025: The IndiaMeteorologicalDepartment (IMD) has issued a red alert for Konkan, Goa, Coastal Karnataka, and Kerala, warning of heavy to extremely heavy rainfall exceeding 200 mm in the coming days as the southwest monsoon intensifies. The alert, signaling the need for immediate action, raises serious concerns for southern states, particularly those in
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) warned of more showers, citing an active monsoon trough. Hyderabad’s annual rainfall averages 82 cm, making this event a significant anomaly. Local officials urged residents to avoid travel and stay updated via IMD alerts.
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To combat the effects of the heat wave, residents are urged to prioritize hydration and wear appropriate clothing. Carry water when traveling and consume homemade drinks like lemon water, buttermilk, and fruit juices. Incorporate seasonal fruits and vegetables such as watermelon, oranges, and cucumbers into your diet for optimal hydration.
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The cold winds from distant colder regions flow freely to Telangana, creating a weather pattern that is distinctly different from other southern Indian states and even northern parts of the country. In comparison, South India enjoys relatively higher temperatures.
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Drivers are struggling with poor visibility, making it difficult to see vehicles ahead. Commuters are proceeding cautiously, with headlights on, to avoid potential accidents. Airport officials have assured that there is no need for passengers to panic. They have stated that clearance for landing will be granted as soon as weather conditions improve.
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In most parts of the state, excluding Adilabad, the minimum temperatures are likely to be between 15 to 20 degrees Celsius. Residents are advised to prepare for cooler mornings and mild weather conditions throughout the day.
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