New Delhi: The Indian Meteorological Division (IMD) raised an Orange alert for heavy rainfall in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Sikkim, Maharastra, and Arunachal Pradesh on Saturday, whereas extraordinarily heavy rainfall might be anticipated over the world of Uttarakhand, Therefore the climate division raised Crimson alert.
The climate division issued a warning for a thunderstorm accompanied by lightning prone to prevail over an remoted space of Gangetic West Bengal, Bihar, Medhya Maharastra and Gujarat.
Climate Forecast For Delhi
The Nationwide capital has witnessed rainfall over the previous few days and the climate division predicted usually cloudy skies with the opportunity of mild rain for at present. The minimal temperature was recorded at 27.1 levels Celsius with 33 levels Celsius on Saturday.
Heavy Rainfall In Bihar
Bihar has been witnessing rainfall for the previous few days and attributable to that the climate division raised an alert for the state. The districts which will obtain rainfall at present are Bhagalpur, Patna and Purnia.
The members of a high-level committee arrange by the central authorities in Bihar to seek out long-term options for the recurring flood-like scenario. As per the PTI, a five-member panel briefed the minister on ongoing and proposed flood administration and management tasks formulated by the central authorities.
Amarnath Yatra Briefly Suspended Due To Heavy Rainfall
Following the heavy rainfall the Amarnath Yatra is quickly suspended on each routes to the cave shrine on Saturday as a precautionary measure, as per the PTI reviews. Intermittent heavy rainfall has been seen over the areas of Baltal and Pahalgam since final evening.
