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Shimla: The rainy season will stop in Himachal Pradesh from today. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather is expected to remain clear in the state for the next 3 days. IMD estimates that the weather will remain clear in most parts of the state from 13 to 15 April and during this time the sun will shine in most parts of the state. After the rain in the state in the past few days, the temperature will also rise.
The Meteorological Department has predicted that the Western Disturbance will once again become active in the state from April 16. Due to which there is a possibility of rain in the state on April 16 and 17. According to IMD, there is a possibility of rain and snowfall in the high altitude areas of Kinnaur, Lahaul-Spiti, Chamba, Kullu, Kangra, Shimla and Mandi during this period. At the same time, the weather will remain clear in the plain districts of Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Kangra, Sirmaur and Solan till April 17. The weather is expected to be bad in the entire state on April 18.
Let us tell you that since Friday night, many areas in Himachal Pradesh including the capital Shimla have received rain. The temperature in Lahaul-Spiti and Kinnaur has dropped considerably. People in the plains have got relief from the heat.
Minimum temperature of major cities
Talking about the minimum temperature, it was recorded at 0.1 degrees Celsius in Keylong, 0.8 in Kukumseri, 3.6 in Narkanda, 4.8 in Kalpa, 5.4 in Tabo, 5.7 in Kufri, 9.0 in Shimla, 9.3 in Manali, 9.8 in Dharamsala, 11.2 in Solan, 11.8 in Una, 12.0 in Chamba, 14.4 in Kangra, 14.7 in Mandi, 16.5 in Hamirpur, 17.7 in Bilaspur and 20.0 degrees Celsius in Paonta Sahib.
Farmers and gardeners suffered losses
There has been heavy hailstorm in many places in Himachal Pradesh along with the rains in the past few days. Due to which farmers and gardeners have suffered a lot. The crops of farmers and gardeners have been damaged in many areas of Sirmour, Shimla, Hamirpur and Una districts. Due to which the faces of the people are quite sad.
