Jalandhar : As the scorching heat grips Punjab, relief is on the horizon with the imminent arrival of rain forecasted to sweep across the region for the next three days. As per the Meteorological Department’s alert has set the stage for a change in weather patterns.
The anticipation of rain, accompanied by lightning and thunder, has raised hopes for a break from the sweltering temperatures that have prevailed in northwestern India, including Punjab. However, with the wheat harvest in full swing, farmers are on edge as they brace for potential disruptions to their crops.
The Meteorological Department’s prediction of a three-day spell of rain comes as a beacon of hope for Punjab residents, who have endured soaring mercury levels in recent days. The Chandigarh Center of the Meteorological Department has issued an Orange Alert for the next two days, signaling the likelihood of heavy rainfall and storms.
Amidst the prospect of rain, concerns have been raised about the possibility of hailstorms, underscoring the need for caution among farmers. The unpredictability of weather patterns, as evidenced by recent hailstorms, highlights the vulnerability of crops and the agricultural sector.
Experts have emphasized the importance of vigilance in light of sudden changes in weather conditions. Despite temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in many parts of Punjab, relief is in sight as the region prepares to enter the green zone by April 29.
The recent hailstorms have compounded the challenges faced by farmers, with hot air pressure further exacerbating the situation. Even during nighttime, temperatures remain elevated, prolonging the discomfort experienced by residents across the state.
In response to the impending weather changes, the Meteorological Department has issued vital information to aid residents in coping with the intensifying heat. While the immediate forecast offers hope for relief, continued monitoring of weather developments is essential to mitigate the impact on agricultural activities..
Weather Alert: Punjab braces for rain relief amidst harvest season
