Rain hit Panipat, Sonipat, Faridabad and Yamunanagar on Thursday as Haryana issued an orange alert for 15 districts. The state recorded 181% above-normal rainfall between October 1 and 27, while thunderstorms and strong winds are forecast through October 30.
Monsoon activity in Haryana is expected to remain weak for a week, while heavy rain has triggered flooding, landslides and waterlogging across several areas.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a Yellow Alert for rain in three Haryana districts from July 27. Monsoon activity is expected to pick up across the state from July 28, bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds to several areas.
The IMD has forecast heavy rainfall across Haryana from July 28 as the southwest monsoon regains strength. A Yellow Alert has been issued for Yamunanagar, while rain has already lashed Panipat and Rohtak.
Haryana has received only 98.1 mm of rainfall against the normal 129.9 mm this monsoon season, leaving several districts, including Rohtak and Panipat, facing a severe rain deficit while Karnal recorded the state's highest daytime temperature.
Monsoon activity is set to intensify in Haryana as IMD forecasts heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and lightning across several districts from July 20 to 22.
The IMD has issued a Yellow Alert for heavy rainfall in four districts of Haryana as the southwest monsoon is set to become active again. Widespread showers are expected across the state until July 22, bringing relief from heat and humidity.
Haryana is expected to witness hot and humid weather across 16 districts as the monsoon temporarily weakens. The IMD has issued a yellow alert, with light rain likely in six northern districts and a stronger monsoon revival expected after July 20.
The India Meteorological Department says Haryana's monsoon may become active again after a week. While North Haryana received scattered showers, Sirsa, Hisar and other western districts continue to face a severe rainfall deficit.
Chandigarh: The southwest monsoon has become fully active across Haryana, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to issue a heavy rainfall alert for seven districts on Tuesday. The alert covers Panchkula, Ambala, Yamunanagar, Mahendragarh, Rewari, Nuh, and Palwal, while rainfall is also expected in several other parts of the state. According to the IMD, there.
