The India Meteorological Department (IMD) Hyderabad has forecasted rainfall across all six zones of the city on June 1, offering relief from the intense summer heat. Light to moderate rainfall with a cloudy sky is expected, bringing temperatures down to 36 degrees Celsius from the previous highs of 41 to 44 degrees Celsius. This marks the onset of the rainy season, which typically spans from mid-June to October. Last year’s monsoon brought 769.5 mm of rainfall, surpassing the normal 615.4 mm. The forecasted rains are eagerly anticipated by residents, promising a welcome respite from the recent high temperatures.
IMD Hyderabad Forecasts Rain on June 1: Relief from Intense Summer Heat Expected
Hyderabad, May 30, 2024 — The India Meteorological Department (IMD) Hyderabad has forecasted rainfall across all six zones of the city on June 1, providing much-needed relief to residents from the intense summer heat and marking the onset of the rainy season.
Expected Weather Conditions
According to the IMD, light to moderate rainfall or thundershowers are anticipated, accompanied by a cloudy sky. The temperature is expected to drop to 36 degrees Celsius on Friday, a significant decrease from the scorching range of 41 to 44 degrees Celsius forecasted for Thursday.
Rainfall Patterns and Forecast
Hyderabad typically experiences its rainy season from mid-June to October. Last year, the city received a cumulative rainfall of 769.5 mm during the southwest monsoon, exceeding the normal 615.4 mm. Despite the overall excess rainfall, some areas recorded amounts closer to the average.
Deviation in Various Mandals
Several mandals in Hyderabad, including Shaikpet, Maredpally, Charminar, Asifnagar, Nampally, Khairatabad, Secunderabad, and Tirumalgiri, reported rainfall deviations higher than the city’s average during the last monsoon season. These variations highlight the uneven distribution of rainfall across different parts of the city.
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Relief from Summer Heat
As Hyderabad prepares for the monsoon, residents are eagerly anticipating relief from the oppressive summer heat. The forecasted rainfall and the subsequent decline in temperatures are expected to provide a welcome respite.
Community Reactions
The forecast has been met with optimism by Hyderabad residents who have been enduring extreme temperatures. “The heat has been unbearable, and we’re all looking forward to some rain to cool things down,” said Priya Reddy, a local resident.
Expert Insights
Weather expert Dr. Arun Kumar stated, “The onset of the monsoon is a crucial period for Hyderabad. The early rains not only bring relief from the heat but also replenish water levels in reservoirs and support agricultural activities in the region.”
The IMD’s prediction of rainfall on June 1 is a positive development for Hyderabad, promising relief from high temperatures and signaling the beginning of the rainy season. As residents prepare for the showers, the city looks forward to cooler days and the benefits that the monsoon brings.
The anticipated change in weather underscores the importance of accurate forecasting and preparedness in urban planning, ensuring that Hyderabad can efficiently manage and benefit from the seasonal rains.
