The monsoon season has officially begun in Chandigarh, bringing welcome showers after weeks of scorching heat. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) confirmed that southwest monsoon has advanced into parts of Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh, with light to moderate rainfall observed across the city.
🌧️ Key Highlights:
First Monsoon Showers: Light to moderate rainfall recorded in Sector 17, Sector 22, and Manimajra.
Temperature Drop: Mercury dips by 3–5°C, offering relief from the 40°C-plus heatwave.
Humidity Increase: Humidity levels rise sharply; residents advised to take precautions against seasonal infections.
Next 48 Hours: IMD predicts more showers, with chances of isolated heavy rainfall.
The city administration is on alert to manage waterlogging in sensitive areas and ensure smooth traffic flow. Local markets, parks, and cafes saw a surge in footfall as residents welcomed the first rain.
🌿 What the Monsoon Means for Chandigarh:
A boost to the agricultural cycle, especially paddy sowing in nearby regions.
Improved air quality and cleaner surroundings.
Potential for waterlogging in sectors with poor drainage.
✅ Safety & Preparation Tips:
Carry umbrellas or raincoats during commutes.
Avoid driving through flooded roads.
Keep electronic devices dry and protected.
Watch out for slippery surfaces and potholes.
The monsoon is expected to continue its progress steadily across North India. Stay tuned for more weather updates and alerts.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1. Has the monsoon officially started in Chandigarh?
Yes, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the monsoon has officially arrived in Chandigarh with light to moderate rainfall reported in several areas.
Q2. What kind of weather can Chandigarh expect in the coming days?
Chandigarh is expected to see more rainfall in the next 48 hours, including occasional heavy showers in isolated parts.
Q3. Which areas in Chandigarh received the first rainfall of the monsoon?
Sectors like 17, 22, 35, and Manimajra saw the first monsoon showers, leading to cooler temperatures and wet roads.
Q4. How has the monsoon affected temperatures in Chandigarh?
The rainfall brought a significant drop in temperatures, lowering the day’s maximum by 3–5°C and ending the prevailing heatwave.
Q5. Are there any warnings issued by IMD for Chandigarh?
No red or orange warnings have been issued yet. However, residents are advised to stay alert for local waterlogging and slippery roads.
published on 25th june
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