The city of Hyderabad is preparing for a potentially harsh winter season as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts La Nina conditions to develop by October-November. This climate pattern is expected to lead to a significant dip in temperatures, reminiscent of the chilly winter experienced last year.
Last winter, Hyderabad witnessed minimum temperatures dropping to single digits, accompanied by dense fog that disrupted daily life and caused flight cancellations. Residents faced visibility issues, particularly in the mornings, as thick fog enveloped the city.
As the South-West monsoon season comes to an end in Hyderabad, the city’s temperatures will gradually decrease, reaching their lowest point in December-January. La Nina, a climate phenomenon characterized by cooler-than-normal waters in the tropical Pacific Ocean, is expected to intensify these winter conditions.
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While both El Nino and La Nina impact weather patterns worldwide, La Nina is known to influence the summer and monsoon seasons in Hyderabad. Its development this year suggests a colder-than-usual winter for the city.
The IMD’s forecast has prompted authorities to prepare for potential challenges associated with the harsh winter. This includes making arrangements for adequate supply of essential goods, ensuring healthcare services are equipped to handle winter-related illnesses, and implementing measures to address any disruptions in transportation or infrastructure.
As Hyderabad residents gear up for the upcoming winter season, they are keeping a close watch on weather updates and taking necessary precautions to stay warm and safe during the colder months.
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