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    Telangana has a predominantly hot and dry climate with 1044 automatic weather stations across the state. The highest temperatures are recorded in Ramagundam, Kothagudem, and Bhadrachalam, reaching up to 48°C. Medak, Rangareddy and Mahbubnagar districts experience lower temperatures during summer due to their elevation above 600m. The highest recorded temperature was 48.9°C in Mancherial, Jagityal, Jayashankar Bhoopalapally, Nalgonda, and Suryapet, while the lowest was 2°C in Kohir. Mulugu district receives the highest annual rainfall of 1292mm, while southern districts generally

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    Telangana has a predominantly hot and dry climate with 1044 automatic weather stations across the state. The highest temperatures are recorded in Ramagundam, Kothagudem, and Bhadrachalam, reaching up to 48°C. Medak, Rangareddy and Mahbubnagar districts experience lower temperatures during summer due to their elevation above 600m. The highest recorded temperature was 48.9°C in Mancherial, Jagityal, Jayashankar Bhoopalapally, Nalgonda, and Suryapet, while the lowest was 2°C in Kohir. Mulugu district receives the highest annual rainfall of 1292mm, while southern districts generally

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    Telangana has a predominantly hot and dry climate with 1044 automatic weather stations across the state. The highest temperatures are recorded in Ramagundam, Kothagudem, and Bhadrachalam, reaching up to 48°C. Medak, Rangareddy and Mahbubnagar districts experience lower temperatures during summer due to their elevation above 600m. The highest recorded temperature was 48.9°C in Mancherial, Jagityal, Jayashankar Bhoopalapally, Nalgonda, and Suryapet, while the lowest was 2°C in Kohir. Mulugu district receives the highest annual rainfall of 1292mm, while southern districts generally

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    Telangana Geography #3
    (Gist of Telugu Academy)
    CLIMATE:

     As per Planning Dept. of Telangana state, total number of Automatic Weather Stations
    (AWS) functioning across Telangana state  1044
     Telangana is a semi-arid area and has predominantly hot and dry climate

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     The highest temperatures are recorded in Ramagundam (Peddapalli district), Kothagudem
    and Bhadrachalam upto 48°C

     Medak, Rangareddy and Mahbubnagar districts get low temperatures during the summer
    as these are located above 600m mean sea level

     Highest temperature 48.9°C for the year 2013-2020 recorded in Mancherial (Dandepalle),
    Jagityal (Dharmapuri), Jayashankar Bhoopalapally (Ghanpur, Mulugu), Nalgonda
    (Madugulapally), Suryapet (Chinthalapalem)
     In the years 2013-2020 the lowest temperature records in Kohir of Sangareddy district
    recorded 2°C

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     As per IMD reports 2019, the highest annual rainfall 1292 mm is recorded in Mulugu
    district
     According to the geographical distribution of rainfall, the southern districts are receiving
    less rainfall than the northern districts of the state

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