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Yellow alert Rain
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Himachal
Himachal: Weather likely to remain inclement in Himachal Pradesh until June 7
According to the Meteorological Department, inclement weather conditions are likely to persist in the state until June 7.
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03 June, 2026
Punjab
Yellow Alert for Storms and Rain Continues in Punjab Today; Temperature Drop recorded
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30 April, 2026
Punjab
Yellow alert for rain in Punjab, Ravi-Ujj-Chakki rivers in spate
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25 August, 2025
Punjab
Punjab Weather update: Yellow alert issued, water level rise in rivers
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18 August, 2025
Punjab
Punjab Weather Update: Yellow alert issued for heavy rain in 3 districts; Flood situation worsens in several areas
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17 August, 2025
Punjab Weather Update: Yellow alert in 4 districts adjoining Himachal, water level rises in dams
The highest temperature was recorded at 35.5 degrees in Amritsar, while Ludhiana had 34 degrees and Patiala had a temperature of 33.3 degrees Celsius.
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05 August, 2025
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