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Ludhiana Experiences Record Rainfall, Ending Severe Heatwave
Record rain breaks gruelling heatwave in Ludhiana.
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Ludhiana, Punjab, has recorded a significant rainfall of 32.6 mm, breaking a severe heatwave that saw temperatures drop nearly 13 degrees below seasonal averages. The India Meteorological Department noted a maximum temperature of 26.4°C, providing much-needed relief to residents, though a warming trend is expected soon.
- 01Ludhiana received 32.6 mm of rain, making it the wettest area in Punjab during this downpour.
- 02The maximum temperature dropped to 26.4°C, which is 12.9 degrees below the seasonal average.
- 03Local air quality improved significantly, and residents returned to public spaces after weeks of extreme heat.
- 04Meteorologists predict temperatures will rise again, reaching 35°C by Sunday and potentially 40°C by June 5.
- 05Humidity levels increased post-rain, but cool winds helped maintain comfort during the night.
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In Ludhiana, Punjab, a record rainfall of 32.6 mm has brought an end to a punishing summer heatwave, causing temperatures to plunge nearly 13 degrees below seasonal averages. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the maximum temperature recorded was 26.4°C, significantly lower than the usual seasonal norm. This downpour has not only provided relief to the residents but also improved local air quality by reducing dust levels. Following the rain, public parks and markets saw a resurgence in visitors after weeks of oppressive heat. However, meteorologists caution that this relief may be temporary, as a warming trend is already beginning. Temperatures are expected to rise to 35°C by Sunday and could reach 40°C by June 5. Despite increased humidity after the rain, the presence of cool winds has kept conditions comfortable for the residents into the evening hours, allowing them to enjoy the respite from the heat.
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The rainfall has significantly improved air quality and provided relief from extreme heat, encouraging residents to return to outdoor activities.
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