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Early Summer Heatwave Grips Telangana: Hyderabad to Touch 34°C Today

The evening is also expected to remain relatively warm, with temperatures staying in the 20s. (Image: PTI/File)

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News18•28-02-2026, 11:11

Early Summer Heatwave Grips Telangana: Hyderabad to Touch 34°C Today

•Telangana experiences early summer with temperatures rising across the state.
•Hyderabad to see maximum temperatures between 32°C and 34°C today, with clear skies.
•Northern and eastern districts like Adilabad, Nizamabad, Karimnagar, and Khammam may exceed 35°C.
•Doctors advise staying hydrated, avoiding peak sun hours (12 PM-4 PM), and using protective gear.
•Children, elderly, and farmers urged to take extra precautions as temperatures are expected to rise further.

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