Telangana saw summer-like temperatures on Tuesday in spite of the arrival of winter season. The maximum temperature was 38 degrees in Mahabubnagar. Khammam saw 35.6 degrees, Medak witnessed 35.2 degrees, Bhadrachalam witnessed 35 degrees, Nizamabad recorded 34.7 degrees, Adilabad had a maximum temperature of 34.3 degrees, Nalgonda and Hanamkonda were 33.5 degrees, Ramagundam had 33.6 degrees and Hyderabad recorded 33.8 degrees.

The meteorological department in Hyderabad said that the southwest monsoon is expected to withdraw from the rest of the country within the next two days. Favorable conditions have been set for the beginning of northeast monsoon in the southern peninsula.

Rainfall is likely to occur from the 15th in the districts of Asifabad, Mancherial, Mahabubabad, Warangal, and Hanamkonda. The department has put out an alert.

Prakhar Jain, APSDMA Managing Director said that a trough is there from cyclonic circulation over the south-west Bay of Bengal to the central Bay of Bengal. The impact of the trough along with northeast monsoon might cause cloudy sky and rain with lightning in various districts of Andhra Pradesh within the next three days.

Jain asked people to remain cautious. People have been warned not to seek shelter