Himachal Pradesh Experiences Temperature Drop Amid Light Showers
Mercury dips as light showers lash Himachal, more rain likely
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Himachal Pradesh, India, has seen a significant drop in temperatures following light showers across the state. Maximum temperatures fell below normal levels, with forecasts predicting continued rainfall and potential hailstorms in several districts until May 4.
- 01Maximum temperatures in Himachal Pradesh dropped significantly due to recent light showers.
- 02Una recorded the highest temperature at 32.6°C, while Shimla saw a low of 18°C.
- 03The India Meteorological Department predicts continued rain and possible snowfall in higher regions until May 4.
- 04An orange alert has been issued for hailstorms and thunderstorms in Kangra, Kullu, Mandi, and Shimla districts.
- 05Minimum temperatures are expected to decrease by 2-4 degrees over the next few days.
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Himachal Pradesh, India, experienced a welcome respite from the heat as maximum temperatures fell significantly on Tuesday due to light showers across the state. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) reported that temperatures dropped below normal levels, with Una being the hottest at 32.6°C, 4.2 degrees below normal. Shimla recorded a maximum of 18°C, 5.4 degrees below normal, while Manali and Dharamshala reported maximums of 20.8°C and 27°C, respectively. The IMD forecasts continued rainfall until May 4, with light rain and possible snowfall in higher elevations. An orange alert has been issued for Kangra, Kullu, Mandi, and Shimla districts due to expected hailstorms and thunderstorms, while a yellow alert covers several other areas. Minimum temperatures are projected to fall by 2-4 degrees over the next few days, with maximum temperatures expected to decrease by 3-6 degrees in the next 24 hours.
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The drop in temperature and rainfall may provide relief to residents from the recent heatwave, but the alerts for severe weather could pose risks to safety and agriculture.
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