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Rainfall wreaks havoc! 110 mm rainfall in 24 hours…
Due to continuous rain in different parts of himachal pradesh, normal life has been affected. Talking about the last 24 hours, Baijnath has received the maximum rainfall of 110.0 mm. Apart from this, Mandi received 103.0 mm, Nagarota Suriyan received 80.2 mm, naina Devi received 72.2 mm, Aghar received 52.4 mm, Seobag received 52.0 mm, Sundarnagar received 50.8, kangra received 49.0 mm and Guler received 42.2 mm of rain. During this time, winds blew at a speed of 57.41 km per hour in Rekong Peo. people in kangra and Sundarnagar also had to face a storm. The situation became horrific due to the strong winds.
Weather will be clear in the state from 22nd August
According to the Meteorological Center Shimla, the weather will remain bad till wednesday (21st August). The weather is expected to remain clear in the state from 22nd August, which means people can start seeing clear sky from Thursday. Apart from this, sunshine can also shine in many parts of the state. Monsoon entered himachal pradesh at the end of June. Rainfall was comparatively less in July, but since the beginning of August, continuous rain has been going on in the state. Continuous rain affected the common people's life and caused damage to private property along with state property.
Talking about the temperature of the last 24 hours, the maximum temperature in Dalhousie was 21.6 degrees Celsius, Chamba 31.8 degrees Celsius, Bharmour 26.2 degrees Celsius, Keylong 20.5 degrees Celsius, Dharamsala 26.5 degrees Celsius, kangra 30.0 and Palampur 25.5 degrees Celsius.