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Rainfall eases in Telangana today; meteorologists warn of severe storms after Sept 12
✍️ Deccan Chronicle
🗓 08 Sep 2026, 11:03 AM
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Showers across Telangana are expected to subside today, while weather agencies forecast intense storms from September 13 onward.
The Deccan Chronicle reports that the widespread rain showers that have affected Telangana over the past few days are set to ease later today, according to the state meteorological department. Current observations show a gradual decline in rainfall intensity across major districts, with only light drizzles expected in the evening.
However, the department has issued a warning that the weather pattern will shift dramatically after September 12. Forecast models indicate the development of deep low‑pressure systems over the Bay of Bengal, which could trigger intense thunderstorms and heavy downpours from September 13 onward across the state.
Officials advise residents to stay alert, secure loose objects, and avoid travel in flood‑prone areas once the storms arrive. Emergency services are on standby, and local authorities have urged farmers to protect standing crops and livestock against the impending deluge.
The forecast follows a typical pre‑monsoon transition, where a brief lull in rain is often succeeded by more vigorous convective activity. Citizens are encouraged to monitor updates from the India Meteorological Department for real‑time alerts.
However, the department has issued a warning that the weather pattern will shift dramatically after September 12. Forecast models indicate the development of deep low‑pressure systems over the Bay of Bengal, which could trigger intense thunderstorms and heavy downpours from September 13 onward across the state.
Officials advise residents to stay alert, secure loose objects, and avoid travel in flood‑prone areas once the storms arrive. Emergency services are on standby, and local authorities have urged farmers to protect standing crops and livestock against the impending deluge.
The forecast follows a typical pre‑monsoon transition, where a brief lull in rain is often succeeded by more vigorous convective activity. Citizens are encouraged to monitor updates from the India Meteorological Department for real‑time alerts.