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Maximum temperatures soar across Telangana, seven Districts cross 46℃

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Last updated: May 24, 2026 8:07 am
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Published: May 24, 2026
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Citizens distribute buttermilk to passersby near Basavatarakam Cancer Hospital in Banjara Hills amid soaring temperatures and intense summer heat in Hyderabad on May 23, 2026.

Citizens distribute buttermilk to passersby near Basavatarakam Cancer Hospital in Banjara Hills amid soaring temperatures and intense summer heat in Hyderabad on May 23, 2026.
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Maximum temperatures continued to remain high across Telangana on Saturday (May 23, 2026) with a total of seven Telangana districts recorded temperatures above 46℃, according to data from Telangana Development Planning Society (TGDPS). 

Dummugudem in Bhadradri Kothagudem and Dharmapuri in Jagtial were the hottest locations in the State recording a maximum temperature of 46.3℃. This was followed by 46.2℃ in Dahegaon (Kumaram Bheem Asifabad), Mothey (Suryapet), 46.1℃ in Khammam (Khammam), Tandur (Mancherial), Palakurthy (Peddapalli) and 46℃ in Mallampally (Mulugu).

The Districts which recorded temperatures between 45℃ and 46℃ are 45.7℃ in Regonda (Jayashankar Bhupalpally), Nakrekal (Nalgonda), 45.5℃ in Dasturabad (Nirmal), Balkonda (Nizamabad), 45.3℃ in Veenavanka (Karimnagar), Seerole (Mahabubabad), 45.2℃ in Sangem (Warangal) and 45.1℃ in Koheda (Siddipet).

The Districts which recorded temperatures between 44℃ and 45℃ are 44.6℃ in Dharmasagar (Hanumakonda), 44.5℃ in Adilabad Rural (Adilabad), Vemulawada (Rajanna Sircilla) and 44℃ in Zaffergadh (Jangaon). The Districts which recorded temperatures between 43℃ and 44℃ are 43.5℃ in Bichkunda (Kamareddy) and 43.1℃ in Ramannapeta (Yadadri Bhuvangiri).

The Districts which recorded temperatures below 43℃ are 42.4℃ in Papannapet (Medak), 42.1℃ in Bahadurpura (Hyderabad), 42℃ in Uppal (Medchal Malkajgiri), 41.9℃ in Madgul (Rangareddy), 41.8℃ in Nizampet (Sangareddy), 41.7℃ in Kalwakurthy (Nagarkurnool), 41.6℃ in Balanagar (Mahabubnagar), 41.5℃ in Madanapur (Wanaparthy), 41.2℃ in Basheerabad (Vikarabad), 40.3℃ in Kaloor Timmanadoddi (Jogulamba Gadwal) and 39.8℃ in Maganoor (Narayanpet).

Published – May 24, 2026 01:37 pm IST



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