Telangana is likely to experience a warmer-than-normal winter, with temperatures expected to remain around 4-5°C above normal, according to the Meteorological Centre, Hyderabad, as reported by newindianexpress.com.
This indication comes as Telangana continues to record high temperatures. Khammam recorded the state’s highest maximum temperature at 37.1°C on Thursday, which was 4°C above normal, newindianexpress.com stated.
IMD Hyderabad meteorologist G.N.R.S. Srinivas Rao told newindianexpress.com that winter temperatures in the state could remain around 4-5°C above normal.
The broader national outlook indicates above-normal maximum temperatures over parts of eastern, central, and northern India during October. Several areas could also record above-normal minimum temperatures, newindianexpress.com reported.
These warmer conditions could impact daily life for residents across Telangana. With a less severe winter than usual, people may need to adjust their routines, clothing choices, and agricultural practices to adapt to the elevated temperatures.
