The IMD predicts that Central India will experience rain on February 26 together with thunderstorms and hailstorms on February 27.
Central India can anticipate contemporary rains, thunderstorms, hailstorms, and lightning on February 26 and 27, 2024, in accordance to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Sunday. IMD posted a tweet on X, “A fresh spell of rainfall activity accompanied with thunderstorm, hailstorm & lightning likely over Central India on 26th & 27th February, 2024. An active Western Disturbance likely affect Western Himalayan Region from February 29 and adjoining plains from March 1 to March 4, 2024.”
(i) A contemporary spell of rainfall exercise accompanied with thunderstorm, hailstorm & lightning likely over Central India on twenty sixth & twenty seventh February, 2024.@moesgoi @ndmaindia @DDNewslive @NHAI_Official pic.twitter.com/02exgN695Q
— India Meteorological Department (@Indiametdept) February 25, 2024
The IMD predicts that Central India will experience rain on February 26 together with thunderstorms and hailstorms on February 27. The Meteorological Office has predicted that till the tip of this month, there could also be hailstorms and rain in some areas of Madhya Pradesh.
Ashfaq Hussain, meteorologist,” IMD Bhopal told ANI”As a results of the arrival of one other western disturbance in Madhya Pradesh, moisture will seem from the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Following this, there’s a risk of sunshine to average rain and hailstorms in some locations until February 28 and 29. Particularly, there’s a risk of extra rainfall in jap MP and in the district of Jabalpur, Shahdol, Sagar and Rewa divisions.”
The meteorological division stories that on Sunday, chilly wave circumstances continued in Himachal Pradesh’s increased hills and tribal areas, with some areas seeing gentle snowfall. According to PTI, Kukumseri in Lahaul and Spiti recorded the state’s lowest nighttime temperature, which was minus 13.9 levels Celsius.
There had been stories of snowfall in totally different areas: 4 cm fell in Manali, 3.5 cm in Kalpa, 3.2 cm in Sangla, 2 cm in Khadrala, and 1 cm in Sarahan. There had been additionally stories of minor snowfall in Gondla, Kufri, Dalhousie, Keylong, Kukumseri, and Shimla.
On the opposite hand, from February 25 to March 1, the meteorological division has forecast snowfall in many areas in the upper hills. Additionally, as a result of a brand new western disturbance is predicted to have an effect on the Himalayan area beginning on Monday, rain has been forecast at a number of areas in the mid-hills on February 26, 27, and 29, in addition to at many different locations on March 1.
