Temps drop marginally in HP after thunderstorms, rains

Minimum temperatures dropped

marginally in Himachal Pradesh today as several parts of the

state were lashed by thunderstorms and rains, the MeT office

said.

However, there was no significant change in the maximum

day temperatures, which were two to three degrees below the

normal after the scattered rains, it said.

Shimla received 25.6 mm of rainfall, Pachchad 16 mm,

Rajgarh 12.7 mm, Amb 12.1 mm, Mashobra 11.2 mm,

Jogindernagar 10.2 mm, Sangraha 10 mm, Nahan 9.7 mm, and

Sarahan and Una 9 mm each.

Kalpa was the coldest place in the state with a low of 7.

4 degrees Celsius.

Manali recorded 7.6 degrees Celsius, Keylong 7.9 degrees

Celsius, Shimla 13.1 degrees Celsius, Solan 14.2 degrees

Celsius, Bhuntar 15 degrees Celsius, Nahan 15.4 degrees

Celsius, Palampur 15.5 degrees Celsius, Dharamshala 17.8

degrees Celsius, Sundernagar 17.9 degrees Celsius and Una 19.4

degrees Celsius.

The local MeT office has predicted rains and

thunderstorms in the mid and lower hills for the next four

days, and rains or snow in the higher hills over the next six

days.

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