Himachal Pradesh Faces Hailstorm and Thunderstorm Alerts Amid Inclement Weather
Met issues 'orange' alert for hailstorm, thunderstorm in 5 districts of Himachal
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The India Meteorological Department has issued an 'orange' alert for hailstorms and thunderstorms in five districts of Himachal Pradesh, including Kangra and Shimla, from April 6 to 9. Scattered rainfall has been reported, with Kasauli receiving the highest at 31.2 mm. Residents are advised to prepare for severe weather conditions.
- 01An 'orange' alert is issued for hailstorms and thunderstorms in five districts of Himachal Pradesh.
- 02Kasauli recorded the highest rainfall at 31.2 mm.
- 03The weather forecast predicts wet conditions from April 6 to 9, with peak activity expected on April 8.
- 04A 'yellow' alert for thunderstorms has been issued for additional districts.
- 05Hailstorms are likely due to active western disturbances affecting the region.
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an 'orange' alert for hailstorms and thunderstorms in five districts of Himachal Pradesh, including Kangra, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, and Solan, for April 6 to 9. Scattered rainfall has been observed across the state, with Kasauli logging the highest at 31.2 mm. The IMD has also issued a 'yellow' alert for thunderstorms in Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Solan, and Sirmaur. The forecast indicates a wet spell with peak activity expected on April 8, and isolated spells of light to moderate rainfall or snowfall are anticipated in popular tourist destinations such as Manali and Shimla on April 7 and 8. Maximum temperatures have increased slightly, with Una reaching 33.2 degrees Celsius, while Tabo recorded a minimum of 0.9 degrees Celsius.
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Residents in the affected districts should be cautious of potential hailstorms and thunderstorms, which may disrupt daily activities and travel plans.
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