This list has been shared by Umair Dero from Hyderabad, Pakistan
• 1987: 15.8 mm (Monsoon: 0 mm)(WD: 15.8 mm)
• 1988: 265.3 mm
• 1989: 270.0 mm
• 1990: 170.9 mm
• 1991: 8.5 mm
• 1992: 472.2 mm
• 1993: 60.9 mm
• 1994: 700.5 mm (Monsoon: 632 mm)
• 1995: 95.7 mm (Monsoon: 36 mm)(WD: 55+ mm)
• 1996: 16.4 mm
• 1997: 57.0 mm
• 1998: 49.3 mm (Cyclone: 32 mm)
• 1999: 97.4 mm (Monsoon: 27 mm)(Cyclone: 64 mm)
• 2000: 55.0 mm
• 2001: 171.3 mm (Monsoon: 150 mm)(WD: 21 mm)
• 2002: 9.0 mm (Monsoon: 3 mm)(WD: 6 mm)
• 2003: 405.6 mm (Monsoon: 286 mm)(WD: 119 mm)
• 2004: 139.5 mm (Monsoon: 39 mm)(Cyclone: 100 mm)
• 2005: 57.3 mm (Monsoon: 34 mm)(WD: 23 mm)
• 2006: 598.0 mm (Monsoon: 456 mm)(WD: 142 mm)
• 2007: 243.0 mm (Monsoon: 169 mm)(Cyclone: 49 mm)
• 2008: 128.0 mm (Monsoon: 115 mm)(WD: 13 mm)
• 2009: 216.0 mm (Monsoon: 209 mm)
• 2010: 324.0 mm (Monsoon: 213 mm)(Cyclone: 101.5 mm)
• 2011: 421.0 mm (Monsoon: 420 mm)
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looks like the cyclones hit hyderabad after every 3 years…so what are you thinking about 2013?? 😀
Hope it doesnt occur..