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For the next three days, the two Telugu states will experience intense sunshine and three to five degrees of additional temperature will be recorded. <br/> <br/>రాబోయే మూడు రోజులు మూడు నుంచి ఐదు డిగ్రీల వరకు అధికంగా ఉష్ణోగ్రతలు నమోదయ్యే అవకాశం ఉందని హైదరాబాద్ వాతావరణశాఖ తెలిపింది. <br/> <br/>#SummerEffect <br/>#SummerTemperature <br/>#Summer <br/>#Weather <br/>#Temparature <br/>#IMB <br/>#WeatherUpdate <br/>#Monsoon <br/>#Hyderabad <br/>#AndhraPradesh <br/>#Telangana<br/>~ED.232~PR.39~
For the next three days, the two Telugu states will experience intense sunshine and three to five degrees of additional temperature will be recorded. <br/> <br/>రాబోయే మూడు రోజులు మూడు నుంచి ఐదు డిగ్రీల వరకు అధికంగా ఉష్ణోగ్రతలు నమోదయ్యే అవకాశం ఉందని హైదరాబాద్ వాతావరణశాఖ తెలిపింది. <br/> <br/>#SummerEffect <br/>#SummerTemperature <br/>#Summer <br/>#Weather <br/>#Temparature <br/>#IMB <br/>#WeatherUpdate <br/>#Monsoon <br/>#Hyderabad <br/>#AndhraPradesh <br/>#Telangana<br/>~ED.232~PR.39~
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