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Yellow alert for bad weather in Himachal till august 18…
Monsoon rains in himachal pradesh have badly disrupted normal life. From april to June, people were troubled by severe heat and now the continuous rain in the month of august has increased the trouble of common people.
According to the Meteorological Center shimla, the weather is expected to remain bad till august 18. During this time, light to moderate rain will occur in different parts of the state. The local administration has appealed to the people to take precautions during the rain. Along with this, people have also been asked to keep an eye on the advisory issued from time to time.
Nangal Dam received the highest rainfall of 115.0 mm
Talking about the last 24 hours, Nangal Dam received the highest rainfall of 115.0 mm. Earlier on Saturday, Nahan received the highest rainfall of 196.0 mm. In the last 24 hours, Kasauli received 87.0 mm rainfall, Una 86.0 mm, naina Devi 82.2 mm, Olinda 79.0 mm, BBMB 73.0 mm, Naidun 72.5 mm, Paonta Sahib 62.0 mm, Sujanpur Tihra 60.6 mm and Dhaula Kuan 56.5 mm rainfall. At the same time, strong winds blew at a speed of 37.04 kmph in Neri of hamirpur and 35.19 kmph in Una. people also had to face storm in kangra and Sundarnagar. Dehra recorded the highest maximum temperature of 31.0 degrees. Talking about the temperature in the last 24 hours, Chamba recorded 20.8, Bharmour 21.9, kangra 25.6, Dharamshala 25.0, Palampur 22.5, Dehra recorded the highest maximum temperature of 31.0, Neri 25.7, hamirpur 26.8, Una 26.4, bilaspur 25.6, Mandi 24.0, Sundernagar 25.3, shimla 20.5, Solan 24.5, Mashobra 23.5, Kufri 21.0, Narkanda 17.0, Nahan 26.5, Dhaula Kuan 29.6 and Paonta Sahib recorded 27.0 degrees maximum temperature. No major change has been reported in the minimum and maximum temperature in the state.