Heavy rain lashes parts of capital city, IMD predicts ‘thunderstorm with rain’ today, minimum temperature to be…
Watergging is at Mathura Road after a slight rain and the door of Bharat Mandapam no. 7, after rainfall in the early hours of Saturday, the water was soaked.
The heavy rainfall polluted several parts of Delhi on Saturday. Shastri Bhawan, RK Puram, Moti Bagh and Kidwai Nagar witnessed intense shower. Watergging is at Mathura Road after a slight rain and the door of Bharat Mandapam no. 7, after rainfall in the early hours of Saturday, the water was soaked.
According to the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD), the prediction of Saturday, “Rainy Storm,” he says. The maximum temperature will be 33 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature will be 25 degrees Celsius.
Meanwhile, IMD has published a new warning about the ongoing rainfall activity at Himachal Pradesh, and heavy rain is expected in many parts of the state for the next few days. The IMD released an orange warning for 11 and 12 August in three regions and a yellow warning for the remaining areas.
The monsoon season caused a deadly damage to the state. Since June 20, a total of 202 deaths have been recorded due to events related to monsoon. 108 of them died due to rain, floods and landslides, according to the latest official data in traffic accidents 94 deaths occurred.
In August, the IMD also reported that the rainfall in Himachal Pradesh was above normal than normal, solan, Kullu, Kinnaur, Bilaspur and Una’s average precipitation.
Between 1 June and 8 August, the state received 13 percent more rainfall than the seasonal average. The highest rainfall was recorded in Shimla area and followed by mandi, where rainfall is about 65 percent above normal. Chamba, flour, bilaspur and kangra regions have also recorded 40 percent more rainfall than normal. Despite wet conditions, there is no large flood warning yet, since the rainfall remains slightly in many regions.
