According to the Meteorological Centre in Shimla, weather conditions are expected to change in certain high-altitude regions on the evening of April 16.
The hailstorms have caused damage to crops, particularly apples. In several locations, the hailstorm was so intense that even the protective nets installed to safeguard the apple orchards were torn apart.
Similarly, there is a moderate probability (45–65 percent) that the average maximum temperature in Himachal's high hills—and the adjoining middle hills—will likely remain above normal.
Himachal Pradesh has received 82 percent more rainfall than normal over the past week. There is no sign of any respite from rain or snowfall for the next six days. However, clear weather is forecast for the entire state today (Wednesday). There are signs of a change in the weather again tomorrow, March 26th. Yellow.
. Meanwhile, vehicular movement which had resumed through the Jalori Pass after a gap of three days—had to be suspended once again in the evening due to fresh snowfall.
SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH — A sudden and intense weather shift has transformed Himachal Pradesh, as heavy hailstorms, sleet, and fresh snowfall in the higher reaches have plunged the state into a “January-like” cold wave. The capital city of Shimla turned into a white landscape on Monday afternoon after a relentless hailstorm lashed the town, causing.
Hundreds of tourists were stranded overnight near the Atal Tunnel–Rohtang in Himachal Pradesh after sudden snowfall made roads extremely slippery and dangerous. Vehicles heading towards the Lahaul-Spiti region and Manali were forced to halt as traffic movement slowed drastically due to poor visibility and icy road conditions. The snowfall began late in the evening and.
Temperatures have been steadily rising in the plains of the state for the past few days, with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius in some places.
