The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a warning of severe precipitation in India, including Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Keral, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Arunacal Pradesh. Meanwhile, the National Capital Delhi remains dry, with the expectation of temperatures.
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Weather update Uttarakhand: Calculation rainfall, rescue effort continues
5th August was caused by cloudburst flashes and mud slides in the district of Uttarkashi Uttarkashi in Uttarakhand serious damage to houses, shops and roads, and according to the report, it was not worried that several people feared.
More than 130 people were rescued so far from the devastation caused by two cloudburstes, one in Dharali and the other in the highest area of Sukhi, government officials Uttarakhand said. There are efforts led by the Indian Army, the Indo-Tibetan border police (ITBP), the national strength of the reaction to disasters (NDRF) and the state strength of the reaction to disasters (SDRF).
The Met Department issued a warning about severe precipitation throughout the state, especially in the districts of Hill.
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Kerala Weather: IMD predicts heavy rainfall over the next five days
Meanwhile, in the Malappuram district in Kerala, severe rainfall in the whole region was caused by the state ghats received a five -day forecast of “very heavy collisions” from IMD, according to another report.
Furthermore, the neighboring southern state of Tamil Nadu also received a warning of “very strong collisions” from IMD for the same period, he added.
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Rain update Himachal: thick fog, landslides, water clerk
In the last six consecutive days, Himachal Pradesh has received heavy rainfall, which influenced everyday life throughout the region. Many areas have been influenced by dense fog, landslides and contamination.
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Furthermore, Met on the Social Media said that several intense to very intense precipitation magic is expected in Bilaspur, Solan, Shimla, Sirmaur and Mandi. While in the districts of Chamba, Kangra, Hamirpur, Una, Lahul and Spiti, Kinnaur and Kulla are very likely to occur light to medium rainfall.
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Weather update in Delhi: No rain but temperature below diameter
The National City of Delhi recorded a maximum temperature at 32.7 ° C.
And while no rainfall has been recorded in the last 24 hours, the levels of humidity remained high, oscillating between 75 percent in the morning and 69 percent in the evening.
6th August IMD has a storm with rain, with minimal and maximum temperatures that are likely to be around 25 and 34 degrees Celsius.
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Rain West Bengal: Strong to Medium Rainfall, Storms and Lightning
IMD predicts heavy rain in some districts of West Bengal to August 10, due to the upper air circulation over the northern Bangladesh and an active monsoon trough, PTI said.
Bulletin noted that heavy rainfall is probably in Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Jalpaiguri, Coch Behar and Alipurduar until August 10; Until August 8, they are expected with heavy rains in the north and south 24 Parganas, Howrah, Bankura and Purulia.
Meanwhile, for all other districts of West Bengal until August 10, the forecast of “light to middle rain” was released; and thunderstorms with lightning in Kolkata until 8 August.
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ARUNACHAL MONSOON: Yellow Alert in several districts
On August 6, the yellow warnings remain in force for several districts in Arnacal Pradesh due to expected storms and medium to heavy showers, including East Kameng, Samsai, Lohit and Papum Pare, PTI reported.
Met released a number of weather warning for the next five days in the middle of rain and thunderstorms across the districts, while East Kameng is also likely to experience hail, while heavy showers were predicted to West Kameng and Upper Subansiri.
Most of the other districts, including Siang, Kurung Kumey and Tawang, are expected to get scattered rain and storms with a high probability of occurrence. For Namai, West Siang and East Kameng, relatively widespread precipitation is predicted.
8th and August 9th is assumed that the weather conditions intensify as follows:
- Changlang and long and southeast districts such as West Kameng, Papum Pare and Lohit, placed under the orange warning, showing the probability of storms accompanied by strong collisions on August 8.
- On August 9, the system is likely to move slightly to the east, with continuing precipitation expected across central and eastern belts, including Changlang, Namai and Dlouhý.
The authorities urged vulnerable areas to remain vigilant, watch the weather updates and strictly follow the security councils, the PTI report added.
(With inputs from or, pti)
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