Parts of the city, particularly western hyderabad, witnessed an unexpected surge in temperature on Tuesday, with Serilingampally reaching 37.7°C at 3 p.m., barely 2°C shy of February's highest day of 39.1°C.  According to statistics from the telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS), the Automatic Weather Stations placed in Kukatpally, Shaikpet, university of hyderabad, and Balanagar recorded 37.6°C, 36.9°C, and 36.2°C, respectively.

On Tuesday, temperatures in Asif Nagar, Karwan, and charminar in the south, as well as Mehdipatnam, Jubilee Hills, Banjara Hills, and Khairatabad, exceeded 35°C.    
Hyderabad to witness harsher summer this year
According to meteorological projections, hyderabad will have a tougher summer season this year. The explanation for this might be the El Nino occurrence.

El Nino episodes may raise temperatures in hyderabad throughout the summer while also affecting rainfall and crop production.

It is a climatic phenomenon that causes excessive warming of surface water in the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean. This impact can cause the sea surface temperature to increase by up to 5 degrees Celsius above usual. It has a significant influence on weather patterns across the planet.

El Nino is an essential aspect of the climate system, with impacts lasting less than a year.
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07/02/2024 06:12 AM