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Monsoon entered Rajasthan, rainy season started in many districts including Jaipur

Rajasthan Monsoon Weather: Rain has begun in many places of Rajasthan as the monsoon season has arrived. On Wednesday afternoon, the weather in Jaipur, Sikar, Alwar, Nagaur, Chittorgarh, Pali, Sirohi, Bharatpur, Udaipur, and Churu in Rajasthan shifted, resulting in severe rains that lasted anywhere from ten minutes to an hour.

People were able to flee the heat as a result of the temperature dropping. The monsoon is quickly coming to eastern Rajasthan. The capital city of Jaipur saw sporadic rain and drizzle that lasted until late at night.

On Wednesday, Dholpur reported its maximum rainfall of 80 mm in the previous 24 hours. Rainfall exceeds for Bharatpur was 65 mm, Barmer 32.5 mm, and Chittorgarh 27.8 mm. It’s still raining in these areas.

The Meteorological Department states that by June 28, the monsoon may arrive in eastern Rajasthan, including Jaipur. People in these places are waiting for big rains even as pre-monsoon activities have begun.

*THUNDERSTORM LIGHTNING*
*🔷आज 27 जून को भरतपुर, अजमेर, उदयपुर, जोधपुर, कोटा संभाग के कुछ भागों में दोपहर बाद तीव्र मेघगर्जन, बिजली के साथ बारिश, कहीं-कहीं वज्रपात होने की प्रबल संभावना है। कृपया मेघगर्जन के समय सुरक्षित स्थान पर शरण लें व विशेष सावधानी बरतें। pic.twitter.com/cguAYNMDJn
— मौसम विज्ञान केंद्र जयपुर (@IMDJaipur) June 27, 2024

Snowfall in Himachal Pradesh after 2 months, blanket of snowfall has spread in Shimla and Kullu

Himachal Pradesh: The long wait for snowfall that was anticipated by Himachal Pradesh‘s tourism industry has officially ended. A magnificent layer of snow has covered the mountains. January remained dry the entire month, but on the last day, the weather cooperated and there was snowfall and rain.

#WATCH | Himachal Pradesh | Kharapathar area in Shimla gets covered in a blanket of snow as it receives fresh snowfall. pic.twitter.com/OkC7HBstlB
— ANI (@ANI) January 31, 2024

The issue of fog in the plains has also decreased as a result of snowfall and rain. The Himachal Pradesh mountains of Lahaul Spiti, Kullu, Kangra, Chamba, Kinnaur, and Shimla have received snowfall. Gorgeous photos from all around the state are also starting to surface after the snowfall.

Shimla’s Kotkhai, Khadapathar, and Narkanda have also seen a significant amount of snowfall. Additionally, this will greatly alleviate gardeners’ issues. Travelers have begun flocking to the slopes as well, owing to the snowfall in Shimla.

More snowfall is possible in Himachal Pradesh’s higher elevations. About this, the Meteorological Center Shimla has also released an orange alert. The high-altitude regions of Chamba, Kangra, Lahaul Spiti, Kinnaur Shimla, and Mandi are under an orange alert due to snowfall and rain, according to the Meteorological Center Shimla.

Due to rain and fog 12 flights canceled and many trains delayed, passengers created ruckus at the airport

On Thursday, 12 flights from Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport to and from various places were canceled due to rain and fog. Over 2160 passengers have to deal with issues as a result. This infuriated the travelers, who raised a fuss at the airport.

There were further delays on Indigo’s flights to Ahmedabad, Goa, Bhubaneshwar, and Mumbai on Akasa Air, and Sharjah on Air India Express.

Fog slowed down many trains

On Thursday, the Darbhanga-Ahmedabad Antyodaya Express arrived 18.30 hours later than expected. The Dehradun-Howrah Upasana Express was 13 hours late.

Jansadharan Express Danapur-Anand Vihar Terminal is 11 hours, Gorakhpur-LTT Express is 10 hours, Anand Vihar Terminal-Danapur is 9 hours, LTT-Gorakhpur Weekly Express is 6 hours, Howrah-Dehradun Kumbh Express is 4.30 hours, Gondia-Barauni Express is 4 hours, Pune-Darbhanga Express arrived at Cantt station 3.45 hours later than expected, and Bahraich-Varanasi City Intercity Express is two hours late. Riders endured hours of waiting due to delayed trains.

Due to heavy rains in Karnataka, holiday declared in schools and colleges, flood like situation due to rain

Many states have already seen monsoon rain. There is heavy rain right now in various Karnataka districts. According to the source, there have been flood-like conditions caused by severe rains in various sections of the state.

Due to all of these factors, a holiday has been declared in schools and institutions in Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka.

The district administration in numerous regions of the state, including Mangaluru, Mulki, Ullal, Moodbidri, and Bantwal in Karnataka, ordered the suspension of all educational activities. As of today, July 4, the district administration’s directive is in force.

Karnataka | Due to excessive rain in the region, holiday has been announced by the District authority in all schools and colleges in Mangaluru, Mulki, Ullal, Moodbidri and Bantwal: Dakshina Kannada DC Mulai Mugilan
— ANI (@ANI) July 4, 2023

Shimla became Mount Abu of Rajasthan! Unseasonal rains and hail fell in many districts of Udaipur, Kota

The results of climate change are clearly apparent. On Monday, various districts in the Rajasthani divisions of Mount Abu, Udaipur, and Kota experienced unusually heavy rain and hail.

In March, Rajasthan‘s Mount Abu experienced hailstorms in addition to severe rain. Already, the Meteorological Department issued a warning. For the past three days, Mount Abu has experienced rain.

Hailstorm caused a white sheet to be spread out here. Yet, the rain has caused the weather to chill off. The lowest and maximum temperatures have both experienced significant drops as a result of the rain. The minimum temperature for Wednesday was 7 to 8 degrees Celsius lower.

माउंट आबू में मार्च के महीने में जमकर बारिश के साथ गिरे ओले मौसम हुआ खुशनुमा किसानों की फसलों हुई खराब @ABPNews @ashokgehlot51 @BJP4India @iampulkitmittal @prempratap04 pic.twitter.com/a4Vn1XPTh9
— करनपुरी (@abp_karan) March 8, 2023

Gujarat Floods: Flood-like situation due to heavy rains in Gujarat, 1500 people were evacuated to safer places, schools-colleges closed in the city

Gujarat Floods: Since it has been raining heavily for several days, there is now a flood threat in many Gujarat districts. Heavy rains have fallen in numerous additional districts, including Valsad, Navsari, and Tapi. Different Nadiad neighborhoods in Gujarat’s Kheda district experienced flood-like conditions. Besides Ahmedabad and Paldi, waterlogging also occurred in Bodakdev, Osmanpura, and Jodhpur as a result of constant rains. In the past three days, Ahmedabad has experienced 30% of the season’s rainfall.

According to an India TV news report, Gujarat’s Disaster Management Minister Rajendra Trivedi stated that the state administration has made plans to relocate residents of low-lying districts to safer locations amid the recent severe rains. The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation made the decision to keep schools and institutions closed in the city on Monday in light of the prevailing circumstances. On Sunday, a portion of a bridge in Chhota Udaipur also fell as a result of the nonstop rain.

Gujarat | Due to flash floods and continuous heavy rainfall, the bridge on the road connecting Panchol and Kumbhiya villages in Tapi district was washed away (10.07) pic.twitter.com/n9m9lBJbay
— ANI (@ANI) July 11, 2022

The Hindustan Times reported that while the rescue effort is ongoing due to the flooding, approximately 1500 people have already been relocated to safer areas. Navsari district in Gujarat has been hit with heavy rains, and rising river levels. In the Navsari area, the flow of the Cauvery and Ambika rivers is over the danger threshold.

The Dang, Navsari, and Valsad districts of South Gujarat are expected to see heavy to extremely severe rainfall during the course of the following five days, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Numerous additional districts in South Gujarat and Saurashtra are expected to see heavy to extremely severe rainfall during this time, according to the IMD.

Weather Update: Tomorrow will see a surge in monsoon activity, Rain will be heavy in Central and North West India

Monsoon is expected to pick up the pace once again in the country from tomorrow i.e. June 28. Meteorologists predict that along with central India, there will be widespread rain in the north-western parts of the country. A good amount of rain will be recorded in the first week of July. Along with western Rajasthan, there may be good rain in the Kutch region of Gujarat. A normal monsoon rain will end in June as well.

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Private weather forecasting agency Skymet says that the first week of July will be rainy for central and northwest India. During the initial period of July, good rains may occur over West Rajasthan as well as the Kutch region of Gujarat.

Agency experts said that the rainfall deficit on June 24 was -4%. After this, the lack of rain increased further. The revival of Monsoon seems to be weakening till June 27. The East-West Trough will once again move southwards over the Northern Plains, which will lead to an increase of East and South East winds from the Bay of Bengal.

He says that the onset of monsoon this year was weak. Till the first fortnight of June, the rains were below average across India. North West and Central India did not experience heavy rainfall. The rain activities gathered pace during the second fortnight of June and by June 22, the monsoon rains in the country had become break-even. Soon after, the weather turned dry over much of Northwest India and Central India, as dry and warm westerly winds replaced the humid easterly winds.

Assam Flood: 54 people died due to flood and rain in Assam, 18 lakh people affected in 28 districts

Floods in Assam: Assam is the worst affected and 18 lakh people have been affected in 28 districts of the state. Four people, including two children, have died in a landslide that took place amid torrential rains for three days. After this, the death toll in floods and other rain-related accidents has gone up to 54 so far. In the state, several rivers have seen an increase in water levels. Assam continues to suffer from bad weather.

Waterlogging at various places

Numerous landslides were caused by constant rains in many parts of the state. As Guwahati experienced heavy rains and landslides, water logging was reported in various parts of the city.

A landslide damaged the security wall of a house in Guwahati’s Bashist area. According to reports, the house belonged to a woman, who has been identified as Kalpana Kumari Deka. However, no physical damage or casualties have been reported in this incident.

More rain likely in the next two days

Another incident took place in the Mathgharia area, where a house was damaged by a landslide. Assam has been receiving heavy rains for the past five days, resulting in water-logging of all major roads in the state capital. Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department has predicted more rain in the next two days.

Monsoon knock in Delhi by 27th June, light rain likely in these cities

Delhi Weather: It rained in many areas of Delhi-NCR last night. In this way, the scorching heat has been relieved. In recent days, the temperatures have been soaring, making the people’s situation miserable. The temperature dropped due to rain late Wednesday (15 June ) night. For several hours, there was light to heavy rain in many areas of Delhi and the NCR, including Noida and Ghaziabad.

It will continue to be cloudy today, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD). It may rain lightly to moderately late at night. Different parts of Delhi may experience moderate to light rain over the next 4 days. Meteorologists have also given this a yellow alert. Due to these weather activities, the maximum temperature may drop by up to 7 degrees in the next 5 days.

Monsoon likely to reach 27

The Meteorological Department has predicted very heavy rains from 16 to 18 June. At the same time, the monsoon has also been predicted to reach Delhi by June 27. Earlier, Delhi experienced severe heat during the day on Wednesday. Due to the high temperature, heat waves also occurred in many areas. Najafgarh recorded the highest maximum temperature of 45.1 degrees Celsius. After this 44.9 degrees, Celsius was recorded in Sports Complex, 44.8 in Pitampura, 44.1 in Ridge, 43.2 in Noida, and 42.7 degrees Celsius in Gurugram.

Delhi will also experience rain, including this

Various states, including Delhi, UP, Bihar, Jharkhand, etc., could see rain today (16 June). Light to moderate amount of rain is expected to fall today in a number of states including Punjab, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Rajasthan, Haryana, and South India.

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Weather Updates: Rain may knock in Delhi today, the temperature will drop this weekend, latest IMD report

Friday morning’s minimum temperature in the national capital reached 29.8 degrees Celsius, which is two degrees above normal. India Meteorological Department provided this information. The India Meteorological Department reports that Delhiites can find some relief from the heat during the day. There will be cloudy skies and light rain during the day. Temperatures may reach 43.8°C.

The Meteorological Department reported that the relative humidity at 8.30 am was 36 percent. As a result of hot, dry westerly winds, North West and Central India have been struck with a heat wave since June 2. According to IMD, Delhi-NCR and other parts of northwest India should see some relief over the weekend, but no major relief is expected until June 15.

The Air Quality Index (AQI) for Delhi was recorded as poor (255) around 9 am, according to data provided by SAFAR, the System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research.

Monsoon growing at a steady pace

People are waiting for the monsoon to bring relief from the heat. A scientist at IMD, R.K. Jenamani, reported that the monsoon made landfall on the Kerala coast on 29 May and reached the southern and central Arabian Seas, Kerala, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu by 7 June.

Asked if the monsoon would reach Delhi-NCR and northwestern India by the expected date, Jenamani replied that it is too early to predict. The monsoon is expected to reach Maharashtra in the next two days, and it will engulf the entire Mumbai region in the days ahead.”

According to the IMD, the monsoon should arrive in Delhi on June 27, but it actually happened on July 13, a record for the longest delay in the past 19 years.