Telangana 2026 summer temperature tracker; maximum breaches 45°C to reach 46°C
Telangana has experienced extreme temperatures this April, with maximums reaching 46°C in some districts. In response to the heatwave, the state government has implemented measures to protect residents from heat-related illnesses. The India Meteorological Department has forecasted potential thunderstorms that may lead to a slight decrease in temperatures.
- ▪Maximum temperatures in Telangana surpassed 44°C in the third week of April.
- ▪The highest recorded temperature was 46°C in Nizamabad on April 27, 2026.
- ▪The Health department issued an advisory on precautions during the heatwave.
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The maximum temperatures in Telangana crossed 44°C in April third week and nearing 45°C. The sweltering heat made the State government take measures to prevent heat strokes. The Health department issued an advisory on the precautions to take during the heatwave. The Revenue (Disaster Management) issued a memo on the series of steps to be taken by Collectors and other departments to protect people from the hot weather. A marginal drop in the temperatures may be observed in the fourth week as India Meteorological Department-Hyderabad Centre has forecast thunderstorms in various parts of the State till Saturday.
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