Himachal: Dense fog has been looming over the plains of Himachal Pradesh since this morning. Due to fog, visibility has dropped to less than 50 meters in many areas of Baddi in Solan district, Pandoh in Mandi, BBMB area, Bilaspur, Una and Hamirpur district. Due to this, drivers are facing problems. The Meteorological Department has.
The pace of monsoon has slowed down a bit in Himachal. The state has received 19 percent less rain than normal in the current monsoon season. Normal rainfall is 152.6 mm from June 1 to July 8, but this time only 123.6 mm of rain fell.
Heavy rain is expected in Himachal Pradesh for 3 consecutive days from today. The Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert of heavy rain in four districts on Sunday, eight districts on Monday and three districts on Tuesday.
Heavy rain is expected in 3 districts of Himachal Pradesh today. In view of the activation of Western Disturbance along with monsoon, the Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for heavy rain in three districts for Saturday and four districts on Sunday.
Monsoon has knocked in seven districts of Himachal Pradesh yesterday. According to the Meteorological Department, it can reach all 12 districts today. But with the entry, the monsoon has started weakening. However, monsoon has made a strong entry in Bharwai and Shimla of Una.
Heavy rain is expected in Himachal Pradesh from tomorrow for the next six days. Orange alert for heavy rain has been issued especially for 29 and 30 June. Yellow alert has been issued for today and tomorrow in nine districts except Una, Bilaspur and Hamirpur.
Monsoon may enter Himachal within the next two-three days. This time monsoon will reach the state three to four days late. There are three reasons for the delayed entry of monsoon. The reason is low pressure of winds blowing from the oceans and third reason is weak.
Western disturbance is getting active in Himachal Pradesh today. Due to this, there is a possibility of rain in the mountains for the next three-four days.
Friday was recorded as the hottest day of the season in Himachal Pradesh. The temperature of Neri in Hamirpur has reached 46.7 degrees Celsius. Earlier, on May 29 this year, the highest temperature of 46.3 degrees was recorded in Neri.
This time pre-monsoon showers can rain in Himachal Pradesh till June 15. Monsoon can enter between June 20 and 22. Usually, monsoon knocks in the state between June 22 and 25. According to the Meteorological Department, normal rainfall is forecast in this monsoon.
Western disturbance is becoming active in Himachal Pradesh from tonight. Due to this, there are chances of rain in the mountains for the next four days.
