After weeks of facing severe heatwaves, the Indian Meteorological Department has announced that Northwest and Central India are expected to get relief from May 30 due to western disturbances.
Light to moderate fairly widespread/widespread rainfall is very likely over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal, Kerala and Mahe and Lakshadweep areas.
The Jammu-Srinagar National Highway was closed for traffic as landslides and shooting stones hit the highway in the Ramban area.
An IMD official has said the Northeast monsoon will onset in the peninsular region from October 26.
Light to moderate rains triggered by a western disturbance occurred at a few places in Rajasthan with Chidawa in Jhunjhunu receiving a maximum of 4 cm rainfall since Friday, officials said on Saturday.
It said Delhi's neighbouring states recorded only 480 incidents of stubble burning on Tuesday and the share of smoke from farm fires in Delhi's pollution is likely to decrease to 13 per cent on Thursday "in spite of favourable transport-level wind trajectory"
Thunderstorm Alert Latest News: Rajasthan witnessed the maximum casualties with 21 people killed in rain-related incidents following by Madhya Pradesh where 15 were killed. While 10 people were killed in Gujarat, three were killed in Maharashtra.
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