Chandigarh Rainfall

Several parts of Punjab and Haryana were lashed by rain during the past 24 hours, the weather office said on Monday.

Early showers in parts of Chandigarh on Wednesday morning, was welcomed by the residents who were facing severe heatwaves conditions from the past few days.

The south-west monsoon has withdrawn from Punjab and Haryana, leaving the two states with deficit rainfall, the meteorological department said on Thursday. Chandigarh, the common capital of the two states, also received 7 per cent less rain, an official of Chandigarh's Meteorological Department said.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Thursday said heavy rainfall is likely to lash Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi and West Uttar Pradesh today.

Ending a prolonged dry spell, rainfall today lashed several areas in Punjab and Haryana, even as the minimum temperatures rose by a few notches at most places in the two states.

A massive landslide on the busy Chandigarh-Shimla National Highway today buried eight vehicles and destroyed parts of three houses and a temple, the police said. No one was hurt in the incident.

When it rains, they say, it pours. The adage certainly held true for Chandigarh today which witnessed its first major shower this monsoon -- the heaviest in the last ten years.

Himachal Pradesh continued to experience moderate to heavy rainfall on Monday, causing landslides and blocking two major national highways, while all the rivers were in spate, officials said.

The maximum temperatures in Punjab and Haryana on Sunday dropped below normal after light to moderate rain lashed a few parts of the two states.

A bumper wheat crop should have brought smiles on the faces of Punjab's hard-working farmers but a variety of adverse circumstances, including the weather, has left them dispirited. They have been forced to deal with the recent unseasonal rainfall and...

Light to moderate rains today lashed various parts of Punjab and Haryana with bone chilling conditions disrupting normal life in the two states.

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.

Rains lashed many places in Punjab and Haryana on Friday with minimum temperature witnessing a slight increase.

Normal life remained affected in Punjab and Haryana as moderate to heavy rainfall continued to lash the region on Wednesday.

Heavy rains on Tuesday lashed vast swathes of Punjab and Haryana affecting life in both states and causing sharp drop in maximum temperatures.

Several parts of Punjab and Haryana were lashed by rain during the past 24 hours, the weather office said on Monday.

Early showers in parts of Chandigarh on Wednesday morning, was welcomed by the residents who were facing severe heatwaves conditions from the past few days.

The south-west monsoon has withdrawn from Punjab and Haryana, leaving the two states with deficit rainfall, the meteorological department said on Thursday. Chandigarh, the common capital of the two states, also received 7 per cent less rain, an official of Chandigarh's Meteorological Department said.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Thursday said heavy rainfall is likely to lash Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi and West Uttar Pradesh today.

Ending a prolonged dry spell, rainfall today lashed several areas in Punjab and Haryana, even as the minimum temperatures rose by a few notches at most places in the two states.

A massive landslide on the busy Chandigarh-Shimla National Highway today buried eight vehicles and destroyed parts of three houses and a temple, the police said. No one was hurt in the incident.

When it rains, they say, it pours. The adage certainly held true for Chandigarh today which witnessed its first major shower this monsoon -- the heaviest in the last ten years.

Himachal Pradesh continued to experience moderate to heavy rainfall on Monday, causing landslides and blocking two major national highways, while all the rivers were in spate, officials said.

The maximum temperatures in Punjab and Haryana on Sunday dropped below normal after light to moderate rain lashed a few parts of the two states.

A bumper wheat crop should have brought smiles on the faces of Punjab's hard-working farmers but a variety of adverse circumstances, including the weather, has left them dispirited. They have been forced to deal with the recent unseasonal rainfall and...

Light to moderate rains today lashed various parts of Punjab and Haryana with bone chilling conditions disrupting normal life in the two states.

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.

Rains lashed many places in Punjab and Haryana on Friday with minimum temperature witnessing a slight increase.

Normal life remained affected in Punjab and Haryana as moderate to heavy rainfall continued to lash the region on Wednesday.

Heavy rains on Tuesday lashed vast swathes of Punjab and Haryana affecting life in both states and causing sharp drop in maximum temperatures.