Haryana Weather Today: Monsoon likely to arrive in Haryana after 30 hours, weather department has issued a yellow alert

The pace of the monsoon has slowed down in Haryana. At the beginning of July, it seemed that the monsoon would continue to bring relief. However, despite the cloudy skies and occasional winds, the amount of rainfall has decreased. Let's find out which districts in Haryana are likely to experience rainfall on July 16.

Weather forecast for Ambala from July 16 to July 21:

According to the Haryana Meteorological Department, Ambala will have a maximum temperature of 36°C and a minimum temperature of 28°C on July 16. By July 21, the maximum temperature is expected to be 34 °C, with a minimum of 27 °C. The skies will be partly cloudy, with chances of rain or thunderstorms.

Rain likely in Chandigarh on July 16:

According to the Meteorological Department, the monsoon is expected to become active again in Chandigarh on July 16. Good rainfall is anticipated on July 17 and 18, which could prove beneficial for the region's agriculture and water levels.

Rain Expected in These Districts of Haryana: The Meteorological Department has predicted rain in some areas of Haryana weather today, though no official alert has been issued. Light rain is expected in the following places: Nissing, Nuh APMC, Pai APMC, Palwal, Panchkula APMC, Panipat, Pehowa, Pillukhera, Pundri, Punhana APMC, Raipur Rani APMC, Rania, Ratia, Rewari, Rohtak, Sadhaura APMC, Safidon, Samalkha, Shahabad, Shahzadpur APMC, Sirsa, Siwani, Sonipat, Tauru APMC, Tohana, Uchana, Uklana APMC, Yamunanagar APMC, and Chandigarh Airport.

Impact and Potential Damage from Rain: Rain directly affects agriculture, transportation, and daily life. Heavy rains can lead to crop flooding, causing losses for farmers. Urban areas may experience waterlogging, which can disrupt traffic.

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Agriculture and Monsoon: The monsoon season is crucial for agriculture. Good rainfall leads to better crop yields, but excessive rain can damage crops. Farmers should plan their sowing and harvesting based on monsoon forecasts.

General Advice and Tips:
During the monsoon, it is essential to take special care of your health. Avoid getting wet in the rain, and always drink clean water. Avoid street food and consume fresh fruits and vegetables.