After receiving spells of rain over the past few days, Jalandhar is likely to witness more showers and thunderstorms in the coming week. According to the latest weather forecast, the city will continue to experience cloudy skies, intermittent rain and humid weather before temperatures begin rising again towards the weekend.
Saturday is expected to remain partly cloudy with hazy sunshine and a chance of light rain. The maximum temperature is likely to touch 37°C, while the minimum will remain around 27°C.
A similar weather pattern is expected on Sunday, with thunderstorms likely during the morning followed by light showers later in the day. The maximum temperature is expected to stay close to 36°C.
While temperatures may come down, humidity levels are expected to remain high throughout the week. As a result, the weather could continue to feel warm and sticky, especially during the afternoon and evening hours.
Residents may experience sudden changes in weather, with bright sunshine quickly giving way to rain and thunderstorms.
The weather is likely to change towards the end of the week. By Friday, the mercury is expected to rise to around 38°C, while Saturday could become the hottest day of the week with temperatures touching nearly 39°C. Although isolated rain showers are still possible, rainfall activity is expected to decrease.
The expected rainfall is likely to benefit paddy and other Kharif crops across the region. At the same time, sudden showers could lead to waterlogging in low-lying areas and slow-moving traffic during peak hours.
Residents planning to step out are advised to carry an umbrella or raincoat and drive carefully, as wet roads and thunderstorms may affect visibility and traffic conditions.
With rain expected on several days this week, residents are advised to keep umbrellas or raincoats handy while stepping out. Those planning to travel should also check the weather forecast before leaving, as showers and thunderstorms could disrupt traffic during peak hours.
Like previous spells of rain, sudden downpours may once again lead to waterlogging in low-lying areas and slow-moving traffic on several roads across the city. Motorists are advised to drive carefully, especially during thunderstorms and periods of poor visibility.
