IMD Flags More Showers Ahead
Shimla, July 28 – Monsoon is back with full force in Himachal Pradesh, as several districts received heavy to moderate rainfall in the past 24 hours.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD), Shimla, in its latest bulletin, has warned of continued rain activity due to an active monsoon trough and cyclonic circulations over northwest India.
Here’s a district-wise rainfall snapshot (till 8:30 AM, July 28):
🔸 Kangra – Kangra: 140.4 mm, Palampur: 71.4 mm, Dharamshala: 53.3 mm, Dehra Gopipur: 4.3 mm
🔸 Mandi – Mandi: 24.8 mm, Sundernagar: 5.6 mm, Bajaura: 6.5 mm, Seobagh: 0.0 mm
🔸 Kullu – Bhuntar: 5.0 mm, Manali: 0.0 mm, Sainj: NA
🔸 Chamba – Chamba: 4.0 mm, Dalhousie: 0.0 mm, Barmaur: 0.0 mm
🔸 Bilaspur – Bilaspur: 3.4 mm, Berthin: 4.2 mm
🔸 Una – Una: 2.6 mm, Neri: 15.5 mm
🔸 Hamirpur – Hamirpur: NA
🔸 Shimla – Shimla: 0.2 mm, Kufri: 1.0 mm, Jubberhatti: 0.8 mm, Mashobra: NA, Narkanda: 8.0 mm
🔸 Solan – Solan: 0.0 mm, Kasauli: 0.0 mm, Dhaulakuan: 17.5 mm, Baddi/Barotiwala: NA
🔸 Sirmaur – Nahan: 0.0 mm, Paonta Sahib: 0.0 mm, Sarahan (Sirmaur): 30.0 mm
🔸 Lahaul-Spiti – Keylong: 1.0 mm, Kukumseri: 3.9 mm, Tabo: 0.0 mm, Samdho: NA
🔸 Kinnaur – Kalpa: 0.0 mm, Reckong Peo: 0.0 mm
🔸 Kullu (Upper Region) – Narakanda: 8.0 mm
🔸 Other Notables – Tabo (Spiti): 0.0 mm, Seobagh (Kullu): 0.0 mm
Lowest Temp: Kukumseri at 12.4°C
Highest Temp: Una at 35.6°C
The IMD warns of moderate to heavy rainfall likely to continue in the lower and mid hills.
Tourists and locals are advised to stay alert in landslide-prone areas.
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