Punjab: Punjab is expected to witness mixed weather over the upcoming days. Heatwave conditions continue across several parts of the state. Storms, thunderstorms and strong winds are likely in six districts of Punjab: Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Amritsar, Hoshiarpur, Nawanshahr, and Rupnagar. These districts may also experience light to moderate rainfall. Heatwave warning issued for Chandigarh’s 17.
Punjab: The weather in Punjab and Chandigarh has taken a turn. Rain is falling in several places, including Jalandhar, Ludhiana, and Mohali. Darkness has descended over the region even during the day, and stormy winds are blowing. Power outages have been reported in many areas. According to the Chandigarh Meteorological Centre, there is a possibility.
In Punjab and Chandigarh, people are expected to get relief from the heat from today (May 2) for the next five days. During this period, there is a possibility of rain accompanied by thunder and lightning, along with strong winds blowing at a speed of 30-40 km per hour in some areas.
Due to rain and hail in the mountains, the weather in Punjab has changed. Cold winds have been blowing since morning. According to the Meteorological Department, on Thursday, a rise of 0.9 degrees in temperature was recorded, which is 2.5 degrees below normal.
Wednesday morning brought great relief to the people of Pathankot, who have been enduring scorching heat for more than a week. Due to early morning drizzle and cool winds, the weather completely changed.
Amidst the severe heat in Punjab and Chandigarh, the weather has changed from today (28 April). Clouds are seen in the sky in many places, while it has rained in Ludhiana and Jalandhar.
The intense sunlight and humidity in Punjab and Chandigarh are troubling people. On Sunday, a slight drop of 0.4 degrees in temperature was recorded, but it is still 3.3 degrees higher than normal.
In Punjab, while the temperature crossing 45 degrees is causing severe heat, people in several cities are quite troubled by power cuts. The power department's claims that there would be no power cuts are also proving to be false.
Punjab and Chandigarh are experiencing severe heat. For the first time this season, the temperature has reached 45.2 degrees. Faridkot remained the hottest.
