A severe cold wave continues to grip Telangana, with temperatures dropping significantly across the state. Several areas in Hyderabad city recorded temperatures between 7-10°C, while North and West Telangana regions witnessed even lower temperatures ranging from 5-7°C.
The temperatures have dropped further compared to the previous day, causing residents to experience intense cold conditions. Citizens have been seen wearing heavy woolen clothes and using heaters to cope with the chilling weather.
Weather experts have warned that the state is heading towards the coldest 48 hours in the coming two days. Temperatures are expected to drop rapidly during the next two nights and mornings, bringing even more severe cold conditions to the region.
The sudden temperature drop has affected daily life across Telangana. Morning commuters and school children have been particularly impacted by the harsh cold conditions. Many people are staying indoors during early morning hours to avoid the extreme cold.
In Hyderabad, the cold wave has forced residents to alter their daily routines. Street vendors and morning walkers have reduced their outdoor activities due to the freezing temperatures. The demand for warm clothing and heating equipment has increased significantly across the city.
The northern and western districts of Telangana are experiencing the most severe impact of the cold wave. Rural areas in these regions are facing particularly harsh conditions, with farmers and agricultural workers struggling to carry out their daily activities in the extreme cold.
Health experts have advised residents to take necessary precautions during this cold spell. They recommend wearing layered clothing, consuming hot beverages, and avoiding prolonged exposure to cold conditions, especially during early morning and late evening hours.
The elderly, children, and people with respiratory conditions are advised to be particularly careful during this period. Hospitals have reported an increase in cases of cold-related ailments, including respiratory infections and joint pain.
Local authorities are monitoring the situation closely. The cold wave is expected to persist for at least the next two days, with nighttime and early morning temperatures remaining at their lowest levels.
