Monsoon remained active in most parts of Delhi, Punjab and Haryana. During the last 24 hours, in Delhi, the Ridge observatory recorded 4.6 mm of rain, followed by Safdarjung 2.5 mm, Palam 2 mm and Aya Nagar 1.6 mm.
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In the last 24 hours from 08:30 am on Friday, Faridabad recorded 175 mm of rain, followed by Ambala 58.3 mm, Gurgaon 46 mm, Amritsar 41.2 mm, Karnal 32 mm, Ludhiana 18 mm, Narela 12 mm, Chandigarh 10 mm and Rohtak 3 mm.
As on July 27, Delhi is rainfall surplus by 13%. In fact, the states of Punjab and Haryana are also rainfall surplus by 14% and 4% respectively.
The axis of monsoon trough has already moved towards north of Delhi and the low-pressure area is also moving away. Thus, we expect rainfall activity to reduce over this region.
But due to the moderate westerly winds, comfortable weather conditions will prevail over the area. However, short spells rain will still continue.
Talking about the northwestern plains, North Haryana and East Punjab, will continue to receive light rain spells with isolated moderate showers.
Meanwhile, western parts of Punjab and Haryana will remain mostly dry, but local developments may cause short spell of rain and thundershowers over these areas as well.
Image Credit: Delhi Times
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