The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange warning – indicating heavy rainfall – for parts of Himachal Pradesh, accompanied by a flash and a strong wind. In the following districts there was an orange warning: Kulle, Mandi, Shimla, Solan and Sirmaur. The meteorological agency also issued a yellow warning for some other areas that will probably witness storms with lightning and wind reaching 30-50 km/h.
The weather across the condition of the hill was largely dry on Tuesday, with several places getting light rain and snow.
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Kefri, Kofrosog and 10 mm Pandoh, Supernagar, Shimla, Aghar, Bharmur, Paonta Shiub, Copop, Copal, Copal and first according to the Meteoric Center. The agency is reported to be reported.
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Weatherman also issued a warning of national capital and Calcutta. Today, the inhabitants of Delhi woke up to colder, more pleasant weather, while the light winds were comfortable in the morning. The sky remained overcast and provided relief from heat and moisture. In several areas of the city, temperature drops were also observed.
IMD issued a yellow warning and predicted other precipitation, thunderstorms and impact winds.
The maximum temperature is expected to settle between 33-35 degrees Celsius; The prognosis includes a partially cloudy sky with light rain, storms and impact wind up to 60 km/h during storm activity.
Meanwhile, he also predicted for Kolkata that rain and storm were predicted for today.
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In the northeast, several states continue to be seriously influenced by floods and landslides caused by tireless heavy rainfall, with the total number of victims to increase to 47 or more than 6.33 lamps that affected on Tuesday. Assam reported 17 deaths, five of them for landslides in Guwahati and its surroundings. This is followed by 12 deaths in Arnacal Pradesh, six in Meghalaya and Mizoram, three in Sikki, two in the Tripura and one in Nagaland.
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