Ramagundam

Ramagundam is a city partnership and city in the Peddapalli locale of the Indian territory of Telangana. It is the most crowded city in the area and falls under the Peddapalli income division. It is situated on the banks of the Godai waterway. As of the 2011 enumeration, the city had a populace of 229,644, making it the sixth most crowded in the state, and a urban agglomeration populace of 242,979. Ramagundam encounters dry inland climatic conditions with sweltering summers and cool winters.

The city of Ramagundam gets the greater part of its precipitation from the Southwest storm. The mid year season is to a great degree hot, yet temperatures decay with the beginning of the storms, and the winter season is for the most part cool. The most prominent season for tourism is from November to February. The mid year season begins in March and can proceed through early June. Amid this period temperatures extend from at least 25 °C to a most extreme of 40 °C. The most elevated recorded temperature in the zone is around 47.3 °C.

Evenings are substantially cooler, and the moistness is around half. The city encounters the most precipitation in July and August, from the Southwest storm, with the most noteworthy precipitation being 112mm and a normal yearly precipitation of 1129.2mm. Amid this time, daytime temperatures normal around 32 °C. There is extra precipitation in September and October because of Northeast precipitation. The winter season begins in November and keeps going through February.