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Monsoon arrived but rain didn’t, Telangana ends June with 12% rainfall deficit

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Siddharth Kumar Singh
Monsoon arrived but rain didn’t, Telangana ends June with 12% rainfall deficit
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Telangana ended June with a 12% rainfall deficit despite the arrival of the southwest monsoon earlier in the month. Data shows significant spatial imbalance, with 16 districts recording deficient rainfall and only a few areas receiving excess precipitation.

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Rainfall patterns are critical for agricultural planning and water resource management in the Telangana region.

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Dark clouds gathered over Hyderabad on several afternoons and evenings this (2026) June, but more often than not they passed without much rain. Apart from the June 9 downpour that inundated roads and triggered massive traffic snarls, the city saw only a few scattered showers while afternoons remained warm and humid. The pattern reflected across Telangana, which ended the first month of the southwest monsoon with a 12% rainfall deficit, while Hyderabad recorded rainfall 4% below normal, according to Telangana Development Planning Society (TGDPS) data.

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The article relies on meteorological data and government statistics to report on weather patterns.

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