Delhi's weather is showing signs of change, with heavy cloud cover expected. There is a b possibility of thunderstorms, leading to pleasant and cooler conditions, but also increased atmospheric instability.
Weather Forecast: A significant weather shift has occurred across several parts of the country. Reports of continuous rainfall are coming in from states including Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Kerala, Karnataka, Manipur, and Assam, with this pattern expected to continue for the next few days. In Delhi, the sky will be overcast with dark clouds, and there is a likelihood of thunderstorms accompanied by b winds, providing some temperature relief but with persistent humidity. Heavy rainfall in several other states is causing flooding and landslides, disrupting daily life.
Delhi and Surrounding Areas Weather Update
The meteorological department has predicted cloudy conditions and rainfall in Delhi and surrounding areas from June 1st to June 4th. Specifically, June 1st will see partly cloudy skies with a possibility of thunderstorms. The maximum temperature will hover around 37°C, while the minimum temperature will remain around 28°C. Thunderstorms are also likely on June 2nd. June 3rd and 4th will see moderate rain and light showers with overcast skies.
The meteorological department advises people to avoid unnecessary outdoor activities during b winds and thunderstorms. Particular care should be taken with the elderly and children. While some relief from the humid heat is expected, a significant drop in temperature is not anticipated.
Rainfall Continues in Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh
Along with Delhi, there is a possibility of rain in Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh. On Sunday, June 1st, many areas in these states are expected to experience heavy rain, thunderstorms, and b winds. The rainfall may lead to a temperature decrease and some relief from humidity. However, heavy rainfall may also cause flooding, prompting the local administration to remain vigilant.
Flooding in Manipur
Heavy rainfall over the past two days in the northeastern state of Manipur has caused flooding in the capital, Imphal. Waterlogging in many areas has disrupted daily life. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) had earlier issued a heavy rainfall warning for Chandel, Churachandpur, Pherzawl, Kakching, and Thoubal districts.
According to the IMD's Imphal center, the highest rainfall was recorded in the Moreh area at 102 mm, followed by 96 mm in Kamjong and 76 mm in Chandel. This heavy rainfall has inundated roads and disrupted transportation. The local administration is engaged in relief and rescue operations.
Three Deaths Due to Landslide in Assam
Heavy rainfall in the western and southern parts of Assam has caused devastation. A landslide occurred in the Bonda area on the outskirts of Guwahati on Friday evening, resulting in the death of three women. The incident occurred due to land subsidence caused by continuous rainfall, raising concerns among locals. Flooding continues in several parts of the state, affecting thousands. The administration has intensified rescue operations, and efforts are underway to relocate affected families to safer locations.
Rainfall Brings Relief to Rajasthan
Light to moderate rainfall occurred in several parts of Rajasthan over the past 24 hours. The highest rainfall of 21 millimeters was recorded in Kishangarh, Baran district. Rainfall was also reported in districts like Ajmer, Bikaner, Tonk, and Churu, providing some relief from the intense heat. The rainfall has increased moisture levels in some areas, which could benefit agriculture and livestock. However, there is still a possibility of waterlogging due to excessive rainfall.
Heavy Rainfall Ravages Kerala and Karnataka
Heavy rainfall and b winds have severely impacted life in the South Indian states of Kerala and Karnataka. In Kerala's Thrissur, Kannur, and Kasaragod districts, several homes have been flooded due to the downpour. Fallen trees and power outages have worsened the situation. The IMD has issued a red alert for eight districts in Kerala. Many roads are submerged, and people are taking refuge in relief camps.
In Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada district, heavy rainfall and landslides have been reported. A landslide in Montepadu Kodi resulted in three deaths, with a woman and a child trapped under debris receiving hospital treatment. Rescue operations are hampered by the heavy rainfall.
