Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Rising Musi River Levels in Hyderabad
The Musi River in Hyderabad is experiencing rising water levels due to heavy rains.
The Musi Project, which has a full reservoir level of 645 feet and a storage capacity of 4.46 TMC, currently has 2.88 TMC of water stored.
While 20 Cusecs of water is flowing into the project, 727 Cusecs is being discharged downstream.
Authorities have warned residents in the catchment areas and along the riverbanks to stay vigilant.
Incessant rains in Hyderabad have increased the inflow of water into the Musi River.
The Musi Project has a full reservoir level of 645 feet and a storage capacity of 4.46 TMC.
Current water level in the project is 638 feet with 2.88 TMC of water stored.
20 Cusecs of water is flowing into the project, while 727 Cusecs is being discharged downstream.
Authorities have warned residents in the catchment areas and along the riverbanks to stay vigilant.
- Who
- Residents of Musi catchment areas and riverbanks, Government authorities
- What
- Rising water levels in Musi River due to incessant rains
- When
- Past few days
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Why
- Increased runoff from catchment areas due to heavy rains
Residents' Safety Concerns
Government's Management Efforts
Safety Measures
Residents' Safety Concerns
Residents fear for their safety due to rising water levels.
Government's Management Efforts
Authorities are taking measures to manage water levels and ensure safety.
- Full Reservoir Level (FRL)
- 645 feet
- Current Water Level
- 638 feet
- Storage Capacity
- 4.46 TMC
- Current Storage
- 2.88 TMC
- Inflow
- 20 Cusecs
- Discharge
- 727 Cusecs