Cyclone Ditwah, forming in the Bay of Bengal, will not heavily affect Telangana, says the India Meteorological Department (IMD) Hyderabad centre. The cyclone is moving slowly at 8 km/h and mainly threatens northern Tamil Nadu and southern Andhra Pradesh with heavy rainfall. Telangana will get only light rain on November 30, 2025. Four districts — Khammam, Nalgonda, Suryapet, and Nagarkurnool — may see isolated heavy rain on December 1. Dharma Raju, Scientist at IMD Hyderabad Centre, shared with The Hindu, "The cyclonic system is currently moving at about 8 kilometres per hour, which has reduced the likelihood of a stronger impact over Telangana. The IMD expects northern Tamil Nadu and south Andhra Pradesh to receive comparatively higher rainfall due to their proximity to the system’s path." Rainfall should reduce after December 1, with only light showers possible on December 2 before dry weather returns. In Hyderabad, cloudy skies and light drizzle may happen over the next 48 hours. Misty mornings are likely. The IMD bulletin forecasts temperatures around 29°C as the high and 15°C as the low. Residents can stay calm as the cyclone's punch stays mainly away from Telangana.