Heavy rain and storms hit 17 Indian states this Tuesday with warning from IMD

Departamento Meteorológico of Índia (IMD) issued a heavy rain and thunderstorm warning for 17 states this Tuesday, June 2. The forecast includes winds that could reach 80 kilometers per hour in several regions. Autoridades ask the population to take precautions.

The alert covers areas in the north, center, east and south of the country. Especialistas indicate that the low pressure system contributes to instability. Moradores in urban and rural areas should avoid open areas during peak activity.

Alerta covers a wide swath of Indian territory

IMD listed Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Odisha, West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Arunachal Pradesh among the states under observation.

In many places, the rain is expected to be accompanied by lightning and wind. Algumas regions still face risk of hail. The expected volume varies, but in isolated points it can be intense and cause rapid flooding.

• Delhi records forecast of rain and winds between 40 and 50 km/h
• Uttar Pradesh has an alert in cities like Lucknow, Kanpur and Varanasi
• Bihar sees increased risk in Patna and surrounding areas with winds of 65 to 70 km/h
• Jharkhand includes Ranchi and Dhanbad with possibility of 70 to 75 km/h

The combination of high humidity and atmospheric instability explains the pattern. The phenomenon affects everything from plains to mountainous areas.

Temperaturas remains high in several capitals

Muitos states record highs above 35 degrees even with the arrival of rain. Em Delhi, the maximum should be close to 36°C and the minimum at 28°C. Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh, can reach 37°C. Patna, capital of Bihar, is forecast to peak at 38°C.

Esses values ​​indicate that rain relief may be partial. High humidity maintains an uncomfortable thermal sensation. In mountain regions, such as Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, the minimums drop significantly, with Manali registering just 4°C.

The contrast between daytime heat and heavy rain increases the risk of disruption. Especialistas recommend hydration and attention to rapid changes in the sky.

Riscos specific to mountainous regions and the east

Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh are more concerned due to the relief. Strong Chuva can cause landslides on slopes. Rodovias in the Himalaia region requires extra caution from drivers.

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Em West Bengal and Odisha, the warning includes winds of 70 to 75 km/h. Árvores and fragile structures are at risk of damage. Assam also appears on the list with the possibility of intense gusts.

The IMD monitors two main systems: one over the north and one over the south. Essa configuration maintains activity throughout the day. Disaster response Equipes remains on standby.

Recomendações for the population

Autoridades advises people to avoid leaving their homes unnecessarily. Quem needs to travel must check traffic updates. Agricultores need to protect exposed crops.

In urban areas, drainage systems may not be able to handle high volumes in a short space of time. Charged Celulares and flashlights are suggested items for possible power outages.

The alert is mainly valid for the 2nd, but some states may extend the effect to the following days. Atualizações IMD constants are essential.

Detalhes by state helps with local planning

Cada region has particularities in the alert. Em Rajasthan, cities like Jaipur and Jodhpur face winds of 55 to 60 km/h. Madhya Pradesh sees risk in Bhopal and surrounding areas.

Panjab includes cities such as Amritsar and Ludhiana. The east, with Bihar and Jharkhand, concentrates the largest expected volume. In the south, Tamil Nadu and Kerala also receive warning, although with slightly different characteristics.

The complete list allows local governments to adjust measures. Bombeiros, police and health services reinforce teams.

The phenomenon is part of the transition period to the monsoon. Previsões indicate that the pattern of instability is expected to continue in the coming days in specific bands across the country.

População and authorities are closely monitoring developments. Preventive Medidas reduces chances of major incidents.