Shimla, March 13 : The weather in Himachal Pradesh has been relatively stable over the past 24 hours, but temperatures have slightly increased. Most regions recorded minimum and maximum temperatures 3-6°C above normal. However, the Meteorological Department has issued a Yellow Alert for March 15-16, predicting thunderstorms, rain, and snowfall due to an active Western Disturbance. The weather is expected to clear up from March 17.
Weather Update: Snowfall & Rain Expected in Hill Stations
According to Shimla’s Meteorological Center, the coldest place in the state was Tabo at -5.1°C, while the highest temperature was recorded in Dhaula Kuan at 31.8°C.
🌧️ Rainfall Data (Last 24 Hours):
- Pandoh – 0.5 mm
- Sangla – 0.4 mm
- Kalpa – 0.2 mm
🌨️ Where Will It Snow?
- Shimla & Manali may experience rain & fresh snowfall in the coming days.
- Higher altitudes across the state are also expected to receive light to moderate snowfall.
Currently, cloudy skies dominate most regions, including Shimla, setting the stage for incoming rain and snow showers.
Weather Forecast: What’s Coming Next?
March 13-16:
- Cloudy skies, rain showers, and possible thunderstorms in various parts of the state.
- Snowfall expected in high-altitude regions.
March 15-16: Yellow Alert Issued!
- Thunderstorms & lightning strikes likely in some areas.
- Residents are advised to stay cautious and avoid outdoor activities during stormy weather.
March 17-19: Clear Skies Return!
- The weather is expected to become dry and stable, with sunny days ahead.
Temperature Trends Across Himachal
While temperatures remain slightly above normal, some regions have recorded extremely cold nights.
🌡️ Minimum Temperatures (Last 24 Hours):
- Tabo (Kinnaur) – -5.1°C (Coldest in the state!)
- Kukumseri – -1.3°C
- Keylong (Lahaul-Spiti) – -0.9°C
- Kalpa – 2°C
- Manali – 6.7°C
- Bhuntar – 9.4°C
- Shimla – 11.2°C
Daytime temperatures have been warmer than usual, making afternoons slightly warmer, but rainfall in the coming days may bring some relief.
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