Weather Update | The possibility of more rain in North India, will be a hit in Delhi? Orange alert issued for these states

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted heavy rains in many districts of Uttar Pradesh as the monsoon moves towards the north and north-east regions of India. Northeast states like Arunachal Pradesh are once again in the grip of heavy rains, thunderstorms and lightning.

Meanwhile, an orange alert has been issued for Pune due to the possibility of heavy rains in Maharashtra. Heavy rains have been issued for Thane, Raigad, Mumbai, Nashik and Ratnagiri districts as well as the ghat areas of Satara district, which will be effective till 8:30 am on July 20. The Amba and Kundalika rivers in Raigad have reached above the danger mark, while a warning has also been issued for the Patalganga River.

This border dispute is beyond political division within each state. Political parties, despite their ideological differences, are united to support the situation of their respective state. Conflict has taken new forms in recent years. In 2022, tension increased when the then Chief Minister of Maharashtra Eknath Shinde announced welfare schemes for freedom fighters in Belgavi and other Marathi speaking areas of Karnataka. This inspired the then Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai to respond with a grant for Kannada schools in Maharashtra. According to IMD, the remaining parts of the country are expected to rain before the normal date in the next week. Lack of rainfall from early June led to a rapid increase in temperature, causing people to face heatstroke in large parts of northwest and central India from eight-nine-nine June.

 

Rainfall continued in many places in Rajasthan on Thursday, although the summer has continued in the border areas and the maximum temperature in Jaisalmer was recorded at 44.6 degrees Celsius. The Meteorological Department gave this information. According to the weather department, there was 36.5 mm (mm) of rain in Karauli till 5:30 pm on Thursday, while 18.2 mm in Ajmer, 5.5 mm in Pratapgarh. And 4.6 mm in Kota. rained out. There were drizzle and cloudy in many places including the capital Jaipur. Jaisalmer recorded a maximum temperature of 44.6 degrees, 42.3 degrees in Ganganagar, 42.2 degrees Celsius in Phalodi and Bikaner. The south-west monsoon knocked in Rajasthan on Wednesday, a week before time. Due to the influence of monsoon, Udaipur, Kota division may receive heavy or very heavy rainfall at some places, while in Jaipur, Ajmer and Bharatpur divisions, heavy rains are estimated at some places.

The rains in Haryana and Punjab for the last two days have relieved people from the scorching heat, while the temperature has recorded a huge drop in temperature. The Meteorological Department gave this information on Wednesday. The Meteorological Department said that many areas received rain in 24 hours before 8:30 am on Wednesday. The places in Punjab which received rain include Ludhiana, Patiala, Fatehgarh Sahib, Hoshiarpur and Rupnagar. Ambala, Hisar, Narnaul, Gurugram, Sirsa and Noah in Haryana also received rain. During this time, there was light rain in Chandigarh. On Tuesday, there was a huge drop in maximum temperature in Chandigarh as well as Punjab and Haryana. The maximum temperature in Chandigarh was recorded at 31 ° C, which is five degrees below normal. In general, the maximum temperature in both states stood between 31 and 34 ° C, which is unlike the previous week, when the temperature in many areas was more than 40 ° C. The minimum temperature has also dropped.

 

The torrential rains in many parts of Gujarat affected normal life, especially in Botad district, where 40 people were rushed to safe places, while five people riding in a car in the swollen river have gone missing. Officials gave this information on Tuesday. Officials said that Bhavnagar is also one of the most affected districts. He said that there is a possibility of more rainfall in some parts of the state in the next four days. Officials said that due to heavy rains, there was waterlogging in the low -lying areas and some roads and bridge have to be closed for traffic. “40 people living in the low -lying areas of Barwala taluka have been sent to safe places as a precaution, as the water situation has arisen on top of the nearest dam,” Botad District Magistrate Jinsi Roy told reporters. Roy said that after heavy rains, an attempt is being made to find five people who went missing after the car was swept away in the rising river in Lathidad village.

The Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert of heavy rains at different places in Mandi and Shimla districts for Saturday, while Yellow alert has been issued for Bilaspur, Solan and Sirmaur districts. The Meteorological Department said that the Meteorological Department has issued another yellow alert for rain with thunderstorms in most of the 12 districts except tribal districts Kinnaur and Lahaul-Spiti from Wednesday to Saturday. Alert of heavy rains has also been issued in Sirmaur and Mandi districts on Friday. In the last 24 hours from Monday evening, many parts of the state received light to heavy rains. Raipur ground in Bilaspur district was the highest rainfall area with 130 mm of rain.

Most parts of West Bengal may receive light to moderate rains while heavy rains are likely in some places. India Meteorological Department (IMD) gave this information on Tuesday. The IMD said that the southern parts of the state may receive heavy to very heavy rainfall on June 17 and 18, while the northern districts are expected to receive heavy rainfall on 18 and 19 June. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of heavy to very heavy rains in South 24 Parganas, West Medinipur, Bankura, East Bardwan and West Bardhawan districts. In the last 24 hours in the state, the maximum number of 59.2 mm rainfall was recorded in Uluberia in Howrah district.