Hyderabad weather: City to receive heavy rainfall in the next two days
Hyderabad
today is expected to be misty, with temperatures ranging between 23.8 °C and 29.6 °C. With a significant chance of rain at 93%, residents should be prepared for wet conditions. The humidity levels are high, which may make the temperatures feel warmer than they are.
Hyderabad Weather Highlights
Temperature: High - 29.6 °C | Low - 23.8 °C
Weather Condition: Mist
Rain Probability: 93 %
Humidity: 89 %
Wind Speed: 14.8 km/h
Air Quality Index (AQI): 54
Detailed weather forecast for Hyderabad
The morning will be pleasant with temperature at 25.6 degree Celsius, while the temperature will slightly rise in the afternoon to 28.5 degrees Celsius. By evening, it will become cooler and the night will remain pleasant at 24.6 degree.
Rainfall & humidity in Hyderabad
Rain Expected? Yes.
Chance of Rain: 93 %
Humidity Levels: Morning - 77 %, Afternoon - 65 %, Evening - 71 %, Night - 83 %
Hyderabad AQI & wind speed
AQI Level: 54
Major Pollutants: None
Wind Direction & Speed: 14.8 km/h from W
Hyderabad weather forecast for Tomorrow
On July 22, 2025, Hyderabad is expected to experience heavy rain with temperatures ranging from a low of 22.2 °C to a high of 23.0 °C. The rain probability is at 89%, indicating a wet day ahead.
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Weekly weather forecast for Hyderabad
Date
Max Temp (°C)
Min Temp (°C)
Condition
Rain Chance (%)
2025-07-21
29.6
23.8
Moderate rain
93
2025-07-22
23.0
22.2
Heavy rain
89
2025-07-23
23.3
21.9
Patchy rain nearby
88
2025-07-24
23.7
21.6
Patchy rain nearby
89
2025-07-25
23.9
21.9
Patchy rain nearby
87
2025-07-26
24.2
22.0
Patchy rain nearby
84
2025-07-27
28.0
21.9
Patchy rain nearby
83
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