Hyderabad is facing an unusually sultry mid-monsoon phase, caught in a unique weather pattern, which is a mix of heavy morning moisture and dry spells during afternoons.
While late August typically features continuous rainfall in Telangana, weather data from India Meteorological Department (IMD), Hyderabad, has highlighted the difference between early-morning heavy humidity with intense afternoon surface heating, making days feel noticeably heavier than usual.History
According to the IMD local weather bulletin, morning relative humidity levels recorded across Hyderabad have remained persistently high, hovering between 70 percent and 80 percent all through the week.Geographic Reference
However, when afternoon heating happens, the moisture readings experience a sharp downward swing. The relative humidity levels captured during evenings at around 5.30 pm indicated a drop in humidity levels to 30 percent to 39 percent.
