Last two days have seen constant rain, which has relieved the heat and made Delhiites very happy. As per the Meteorological Department, Delhi's sky is expected to be cloudy tomorrow, July 11.
While the monsoon rains have made people happy, in certain states the rain is causing tragedies. The monsoon has arrived in full force nationwide. In certain parts of Delhi-NCR, it continued to rain after 2:00 pm today. The last two days of rain have made for pleasant weather. However, if we look at the weather in UP-Bihar, we can also see that monsoon rains occur there occasionally. Heavy rains in certain Bihar districts have raised the possibility of flooding. Here's the country's expected weather for tomorrow, July 11.
It wasn't raining every day in Delhi, even though the monsoon arrived at the end of last month. The last two days have seen constant rain, which has relieved the heat and made Delhiites very happy. As per the Meteorological Department, Delhi's sky is expected to be cloudy tomorrow, July 11. Plus, there might be a little rain. There is a chance that the high will be 36 degrees Celsius and the low will be 28 degrees. But on July 12, Delhi is predicted to receive some nice rain. The Meteorological Department predicts that July 12 will see a drop in temperature as well as the possibility of some nice, heavy rain. Bombay is on yellow alert as well.
Delhi's humidity has now surpassed that of the nearby state of Uttar Pradesh. The weather in Uttar Pradesh has abruptly changed following the recent days of intense rain. The Meteorological Department reports that following the rain, many cities have seen an increase in humidity. However, eastern and western Uttar Pradesh will continue to see rain. IMD predicts that Uttar Pradesh will see rain over the next five days. We would like to inform you that there is also a rain alert for Lucknow for tomorrow.
Rain was already expected across India until July 15 according to the Meteorological Department's forecast. The states' names that could see heavy rains over the next five days have now been released by IMD. The Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim, Bihar, Jharkhand, and Odisha are likely to experience heavy rains, while Uttarakhand, Central India, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu-Kashmir, Ladakh, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, and Rajasthan are likely to experience light rains.
Several parts of Himachal Pradesh experienced light rain today, which has resulted in the closure of 28 roads. On Thursday and Friday, the Meteorological Department has forecasted strong winds along with lightning and thunder in certain areas. There's also a 'yellow' rain alert in place in addition to this. Up until July 15, IMD has issued an alert regarding sporadic rain.
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