Hyderabad Summer Heat Tracker: Max Temperature Drops to 40.7°C on May 7, 2026

Residents in Hyderabad and surrounding urban districts of Telangana continue to endure intense summer heat, with maximum temperatures consistently exceeding 40°C since the second week of April 2026. The peak heat was recorded on April 16, when temperatures in Rangareddy crossed 43°C, causing significant discomfort for locals who are avoiding afternoon outdoor activities. Recent data from the Telangana Development Planning Society indicates a marginal relief, as the maximum temperature in Hyderabad dropped to 40.7°C on May 7, 2026. Similarly, neighboring districts of Rangareddy and Medchal Malkajgiri recorded highs of 39.9°C and 39.6°C, respectively, on the same day. Throughout late April, temperatures remained stubbornly high, frequently hovering between 42°C and 43.6°C across the region. This persistent heatwave has impacted daily life, forcing people to limit exposure to the harsh sun. The report highlights the ongoing climatic conditions affecting urban Telangana, providing a day-wise breakdown of temperature fluctuations to track the severity of the summer season. While there is a slight decrease in early May, the region remains under significant thermal stress.