Thu Sep 18 08:54:13 UTC 2025: **Summary:**

Hyderabad experienced torrential rainfall between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning (September 17-18, 2025), leading to widespread flooding. Many residents were caught off guard. The highest rainfall recorded was in Musheerabad (18.4 cm), followed by Chilkalguda (14.7 cm) and Begumpet (14.6 cm). The heavy rain caused infrastructure damage, including wall collapse near Picket Bus Depot, road damage in West Marredpally, and damaged houses and downed trees. Roads became impassable due to flooding, impacting motorists and pedestrians.

**News Article:**

**Hyderabad Battered by Overnight Torrential Rain, Flooding Sweeps City**

**Hyderabad, India – September 18, 2025** – Hyderabad was hit by a deluge of heavy rainfall late Wednesday and into Thursday morning, triggering widespread flooding across the city. Residents were largely unprepared for the sudden and intense downpour, which quickly transformed streets into rivers.

According to data from the Telangana Development Planning Society (TGDPS), the city received significant rainfall over a 13-15 hour period. Musheerabad recorded the highest rainfall at 18.4 cm, followed by Chilkalguda (14.7 cm) and Begumpet (14.6 cm).

The torrential rain caused significant disruption, with many motorists forced to abandon their vehicles or proceed with caution through flooded roads. Several areas experienced infrastructure damage. A wall collapsed near the Picket Bus Depot in Secunderabad, while roads in West Marredpally’s LIC colony were severely damaged. Reports also indicate damage to homes and downed trees in various parts of the city.

Authorities are urging residents to exercise caution and avoid unnecessary travel until the floodwaters recede. The extent of the overall damage is still being assessed.

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