Weather Forecast: Jhajjham rains and storms increase difficulties, know the condition of your city

News India Live, Digital Desk: Weather Forecast: Friends, the weather has not completely changed its mood yet and it seems that the next few days will have to be careful! The manner in which unseasonal rains and thunderstorms are being seen in many parts of the country for the last few days, it has been a cause for concern. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), there are more than 40 districts in the next 24 hours where people may face thunderstorms and stormy winds. So if you are in any of these areas, then even today vigilance is very important!

There are reports of heavy rains and hailstorm with strong thunderstorms in many places. This has also caused a lot of damage to the farmers and has also affected normal life. Roads, fields and markets have all become disturbed. This sudden changing season has surprised people as such a rude expectation is not expected in the month of April.

Which areas are affected?
According to the warnings released by the Meteorological Department, many districts located in the eastern, northern and central parts of the country are especially in this grip of this bad weather. This trend is expected to continue even today in some areas of Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Haryana. Snowfall is also seen in some mountainous areas.

Weather prediction and alert:
Experts say that this changing weather is due to many reasons, including western disturbance and increasing moisture in the air. IMD has released “Yellow Alert” or “Orange Alert”, which means that people living in these areas need to be vigilant and take some important precautionary measures. Strong winds can also drop trees and electric poles, so beware of them.

What should you do? Some important things:

• If you are going on a trip, then check the weather forecast on your mobile.

• Do not stand in the open or under trees while lightning, stay in safe places.

• Drive your car slowly, especially when water accumulates on the roads or reduced visibility.

• If there is no necessary work, avoid getting out of homes.

• People associated with farming and farming should take measures to save their crops and consider the advice of the authorities.

Hopefully, the weather will improve soon and this difficult time will end, but by then we all have to be alert. Be safe, be healthy!

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