Shimla, located in Himachal Pradesh, India, saw its coldest April night in 46 years, with temperatures dropping to 3.6°C. This record low was influenced by persistent rainfall and snowfall over the previous days, leading to daytime highs of only 11.4°C, the lowest in over a decade. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) noted that the last comparable low temperature was recorded in 1979. The region has experienced widespread rainfall, with totals from March 1 to April 10 reaching 149 mm, which is 9% above normal levels. In April alone, rainfall has been 142% above normal, although officials clarified this does not constitute a record-breaking event. Additionally, a retaining wall in Summer Hill collapsed, affecting access to Himachal Pradesh University and highlighting the impact of recent weather conditions. Looking ahead, the IMD predicts stable weather for the next 10 to 15 days, with only isolated light rain or snowfall expected in higher altitudes.