Haryana Rain Alert: The weather has changed in Haryana. An orange rain alert has been issued in seven cities of the state till 9 am on Saturday. According to the Meteorological Department, there will be rain with thunder in Palwal, Faridabad, Gurugram, Jhajjar, Rohtak, Sonipat and Panipat. Winds will blow at a speed of 30-40 km per hour.
There is a possibility of rain in many districts by noon. On Friday, it also rained in many cities of Haryana and many places remained cloudy. Due to the humidity in the weather, people had to face severe heat.
The maximum temperature was above 40 degrees, which has come down to 5 degrees Celsius. Due to the activation of Western Disturbance a day ago, monsoon became active in Haryana-NCR and the weather of the entire region changed.
Meteorologist Dr. Chandramohan said that the weather remained dry in Haryana-NCR. After the monsoon slowed down, the scorching heat has troubled the people. The monsoon trough line was over Rajasthan for the last one week.
The monsoon trough line had reached the northern parts of Haryana a day earlier. In the current scenario, a fresh western disturbance has become active in the northern areas. This has changed the weather in Haryana-NCR.
Tremendous effect will be seen in the northern part of Haryana
On Friday, there was sporadic light rain in Jind, Kaithal, Rohtak, Bhiwani, Mahendragarh, Charkhi-Dadri. Now, fresh storm clouds are forming once again, before which light rains are expected in western districts and gradual drizzle in the rest of Haryana-NCR.
The effect of the weather system will remain over Haryana-NCR till July after which the weather will change once again. Monsoon Trough Line The monsoon trough at sea level now extends to Amritsar, Chandigarh, Muzaffarnagar, Shahjahanpur, Gorakhpur, Muzaffarnagar, Jalpaiguri, Lamding and from there eastwards to Nagaland. The tremendous effect of this weather system will be seen on the northern parts of Haryana.
Rain will intensify again
Monsoon activity in the last week is mainly driven by the seasonal monsoon trough. The strong winds coming from the Bay of Bengal remained slow. There is a strong possibility of a monsoon low pressure area developing over the Bay of Bengal soon.
Daily monsoon rainfall, which has been much less than the daily normal for the last few days, will increase again. The seasonal rainfall of 102% of LPA has become zero due to weakening of monsoon circulation and was revised down to -1% a day earlier. It is likely to make up for the loss and cross the deadline anytime next week
