New Delhi: At least six persons lost their lives due to rain-related incidents in Uttar Pradesh as heavy showers continued to lash most parts of North India.
Delhi woke up to pleasant weather with intermittent rains lashing several parts of the city.
The city has received 0.2 mm of rain since 8.30 am till 5.30 pm on Saturday.
A generally cloudy sky with possibility of light rains or thundershowers in some areas has been predicted for Sunday.
Three people died in Hamirpur and one each in Sitapur, Amethi and Balrampur in incidents of lightning, house collapse and other rain-related incidents, taking the toll this monsoon to 221, relief commissioner's office said.
In a much needed respite to the people of Punjab and Haryana, heavy downpours lashed several parts in both the states, leading to a dip in the mercury in the region.
In Haryana, Hisar and Bhiwani received 98.3 mm and 45.2 mm rainfall respectively.
This monsoon proved to be good one for Rajasthan also as the desert state has witnessed excess rainfall this year.
Delhi woke up to pleasant weather with intermittent rains lashing several parts of the city.
The city has received 0.2 mm of rain since 8.30 am till 5.30 pm on Saturday.
A generally cloudy sky with possibility of light rains or thundershowers in some areas has been predicted for Sunday.
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Three people died in Hamirpur and one each in Sitapur, Amethi and Balrampur in incidents of lightning, house collapse and other rain-related incidents, taking the toll this monsoon to 221, relief commissioner's office said.
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In a much needed respite to the people of Punjab and Haryana, heavy downpours lashed several parts in both the states, leading to a dip in the mercury in the region.
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In Haryana, Hisar and Bhiwani received 98.3 mm and 45.2 mm rainfall respectively.
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This monsoon proved to be good one for Rajasthan also as the desert state has witnessed excess rainfall this year.
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