Before the summer season starts to set in across the state of Punjab, the region of Jalandhar and its surrounding areas are set to receive a bliss of rain, providing a relief from the scorching summers as winters bid adieu until the next season.
Punjab has managed to get a breather from the rising temperature due to rain, hail, and storms. On the 12th of March, places like Amritsar have already started experiencing rain early in the morning, along with hail, which has reduced the temperature by 1.2 degrees Celsius. In addition to this, the temperature at the Bhakra Dam has risen to 34.5 degrees Celsius.
According to meteorologists, storms and rain will persist from the 14th to the 16th of March. There will be a decrease in temperature by four degrees. There is a possibility that rain may occur at Jalandhar within the next forty-eight hours. Cloud cover is present over the city today. Thick cloud cover is present over the sky. There is a possibility that rain may start any time between half and three-fifths. The temperature may remain at around twenty-seven degrees. There is a possibility that the temperature may go one degree higher. There is no change in the temperature at night. It will remain at fifteen degrees. The skies will not clear up anytime soon. They will remain dull gray.
Some sources say that rain could be coming on and off during the coming week. On Sunday, rain is possible, probably seven times out of ten. On Monday, it could be a bit drier, six times out of ten. Outdoor plans might need to be adjusted at times due to the rain. The temperature during the days will be between twenty-four and twenty-seven degrees. The temperature at night will range between twelve and seventeen degrees.
Clouds are expected to be present during the coming week. Rain could be coming as early as Thursday, or maybe even Friday. The chances of rain are three times out of four. The temperature could be dropping, possibly impacting the warming pattern as spring begins.
A number between sixty and one hundred, but not quite, indicates the air quality in Jalandhar. This level is classified as “acceptable breathing air.” So, going outside does not pose an issue.
Punjab has got a respite from the rise in temperature due to rains, hail, and storms. On the 12th of March, rains were experienced in the early morning in regions like Amritsar along with hail, which reduced the temperature by 1.2 degrees Celsius in 24 hours. Besides this, the temperature at Bhakra Dam has increased to 34.5 degrees Celsius.
According to meteorologists, storms and rains will continue between the 14th and 16th of March, reducing the temperature by four degrees in Punjab.
March 14: Today, the weather in Jalandhar seems to remain pleasant, as clouds would cover the city and a fresh breeze would blow.
March 15: On Monday, the city would expect 70% precipitation over the region and area around.
March 16: Apple weather would predict 50% precipitation in Jalandhar and areas around.
March 17-18: These two days would show no possible rain in the apple weather forecast.
March 19: The weather forecast would show a 70% rain.
March 20: the weather prediction would show 75% rain
March 21: the weather forecast would show, 35% rain prediction.
Other areas: Fatehgarh Sahib may see moisture build-up; rains expected in Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar and Patiala in the later part of the day.
With varying rainfall and temperature conditions, it is advisable for farmers to check soil moisture levels. Wheat crops, especially in the development of grains, must be watered adequately. Other crops such as mustard, cabbage, and potato crops must also be given due importance to maintain their growth in this adverse weather condition.
Snow has fallen in the higher reaches of Himachal Pradesh as winds have changed direction from the west. White has appeared in Lahaul-Spiti, as it has in Rohtang Pass and Shinkula Pass. Thunderstorms may appear in Shimla, develop in Kullu, and then develop in Kangra. Mandi may see winds, and Chamba may see sudden rain too. There will be no respite from rain, nor from snow, in that region for close to a week. This is what the Indian Meteorological Department has forecasted recently.
Residents in Jalandhar may see scattered rain, overcast skies, as changes in temperature may develop at any time this week. As rain may bring respite from the heat that has appeared in recent times, it would do well for residents to have a cover at the ready. Rather than seeing clear skies, residents may see clouds.