Haryana Weather Update: Haryana Braces for Rain as Monsoon Activity Expected to Increase

This is expected to bring a much-needed drop in temperatures.

Haryana Weather Update: Despite the onset of the monsoon, Haryana has not seen significant relief from the heat. The state continues to experience hot weather, with even brief periods of sunshine causing temperatures to rise. However, according to meteorologists, there is a forecast for light to moderate rain accompanied by winds and thunderstorms across most parts of Haryana between the night of July 17 and July 19. This is expected to bring a much-needed drop in temperatures.

Rain Alert Issued for Several Districts

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for rain in several districts today, including Assandh, Karnal, Kaithal, Gharaunda, Jind, and Panipat. These areas are likely to experience light to moderate rainfall. In contrast, districts such as Ambala, Kaithal, Karnal, Panchkula, Panipat, Rohtak, Bhiwani, Charkhi Dadri, Faridabad, Jind, Hisar, Jhajjar, Palwal, Rewari, Sonepat, and Yamunanagar have received below-average rainfall. Meanwhile, Fatehabad, Gurugram, Mahendragarh, Nuh, and Sirsa have seen above-average rainfall.

Rainfall Statistics for the Past 45 Days

The following table provides a summary of rainfall received by various districts in Haryana over the past 45 days, compared to the normal expected rainfall:

DistrictRainfall (mm)Normal (mm)Percentage (%)
Ambala73.9250.7-71
Bhiwani70.484.4-71
Charkhi Dadri56.7110.2-49
Faridabad94.0116.9-20
Fatehabad117.677.053
Gurugram125.0121.93
Hisar68.184.3-91
Jhajjar81.095.2-15
Jind73.2121.2-40
Kaithal30.1104.2-71
Karnal26.4169.9-84
Kurukshetra54.4122.4-56
Mahendragarh167.7117.543
Nuh179.211.361
Palwal67.091.0-26
Panchkula45.2225.0-80
Panipat66.8128.3-48
Rewari101.4113.2-10
Rohtak48.1125.4-62
Sirsa86.372.818
Sonepat56.5125.0-55
Yamunanagar64.8252.7-74
Total Haryana79.5117.7-32

Upcoming Weather Forecast

Starting from the night of July 17, monsoon activity in the state is expected to increase again. From July 17 to July 19, light to moderate rain accompanied by winds and thunderstorms is anticipated across most parts of Haryana. This is likely to result in a welcome drop in temperatures, bringing relief to the residents of the state.

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