Several parts of Delhi on Saturday have experienced heavy rainfall, such as Shastri Bhawan, RK Puram, Moti Bagh and Kidwai Nagar, which receive intense showers. The light rain led to the matura road, while after early morning clotting, the gate No. 7 Bharat Mandapam was also immersed.
Will it rain in Delhi today?
The predictions of India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Saturday predicted “storms with rain”, with temperatures that are expected to reach a high 33 ° C and a minimum of 25 ° C.
Meanwhile, IMD released a fresh warning of continuing rainfall activities in Himachal Pradesh, with many parts of the state expected to be heavy rain in the next few days. IMD issued an orange alert of 11 and 12 August in three districts and a yellow warning for the remaining districts.
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The monsoon season has a deadly tax in the state. A total of 202 deaths were recorded since June 20, as a result of the monsoon incidents. Of these, 108 people lost their lives because of rain, soil floods and landslides, while 94 deaths occurred in traffic accidents, according to the latest official data.
IMD also said that the Himachal Pradesh precipitation during August is still 35 percent above normal, while districts such as Solan, Kulla, Kinnaur, Bilaspur and UNA record almost twice the average collision.
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The monsoon season has a deadly tax in the state.
Rainfall in Himachal Pradesh during August is still 35 percent above normal.
From June 1 to August 8, the state received 13 percent more precipitation than seasonal average. The highest precipitation was recorded in the district of Shimla, followed by Mandi, where the rainfall is about 65 % above normal. The Chamba, Una, Bilaspur and Kangra district also recorded 40 percent more precipitation than usual. Despite wet conditions, no main flood warnings have been issued yet, as the rainfall remains light in many regions.
(Tagstotranslate) Delhi precipitation
