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Heavy rain, thunderstorms, strong winds and lightning hit Vijayawada, leaving many streets waterlogged and a few low-lying areas inundated. The city recorded 112.1 mm of rainfall, while Amaravati recorded 126.2 mm. Boulders rolled down the Indrakeeladri hillside and a eucalyptus tree was uprooted due to the strong gales. IMD forecasts…

Heavy rains drenched Hyderabad on Sunday, causing waterlogging and traffic snarls. IMD issued a yellow alert, forecasting thunderstorms and lightning in Telangana. Highest rainfall recorded was 60.8 mm in Kangti. GHMC predicts cloudy sky, light rain and hazy conditions for next 48 hrs, with max/min temps of 29/23°C.

Heavy rain in AP due to cyclonic circulation; highest rainfall of 133 mm in Vizianagaram; many areas of Vijayawada flooded; IMD predicts thunderstorm, lightning at isolated places on Thursday.

Puthuppally byelection: IMD forecasts rain, orange alert issued for Pathanamthitta, Idukki; yellow alert for Kottayam, Alappuzha, Ernakulam, Thrissur. Rain likely to affect voter turnout; cyclonic circulation over northwest Bay of Bengal to trigger widespread rains, isolated heavy rains in some parts. Thunderstorm, lightning, gusty winds with speed of 30-40 kmph…

Heavy to very heavy rain to lash Andhra Pradesh for four days; low pressure area likely to form over Bay of Bengal. IMD forecasts very heavy rain in Alluri Sitharama Raju, Eluru, Visakhapatnam, and Srikakulam districts.

Kerala's paddy growers face a dire need of rainfall due to an extremely dry August. Sept. brings hope of improved monsoon with enhanced cross equatorial flow and strengthening of weather systems. Aug. saw lowest rainfall in Kerala from 1901-2023, with 59.6mm against 445.2mm average. Sept. will have to get 271.8mm…

Andhra Pradesh witnessed 54% deficient rainfall in Aug due to unfavourable monsoon trough. East Godavari, Chittoor & Tirupati districts received normal rainfall while others had 30-59% deficiency. 25% deficiency in rainfall since June 1. Abnormal max. temp. of 39°C recorded in Palandu district. Thunderstorms & heavy rains likely from Sep…

After India witnessed the driest August since 1901, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Thursday said that the monsoon is expected to be normal across the country during September. Read further on Dynamite News:

AP witnesses 54% deficient rainfall in Aug due to unfavourable monsoon trough. All districts except a few received deficient/large deficient rainfall. High max temp of 38°C recorded in Kurnool & Ongole. IMD forecasts isolated places to witness 3-5°C above normal max temp.