Warning for mountains, Home Ministry alert; In these states including Western UPheavy rain expected

New Delhi/ For the past few days, warnings have been issued on the mountains regarding the changed weather in North India. According to the Meteorological Department, major incidents like cloudburst have been predicted on the mountains for the next three days. In view of this, the Meteorological Department has asked the people living on the mountains to be alert. Those planning to go to Himachal Pradesh have been advised not to go to the mountains for the time being. Director General of Meteorological Department Dhananjay Mahapatra told amarujala.com that similar rain conditions are expected in the plains till Friday and till Thursday in the hilly areas. Will remain At present, the Union Home Ministry is also on alert regarding the weather conditions.

Cloudburst has been predicted on the mountains

According to the forecast released by the Meteorological Department on Monday, there is a possibility of heavy rains in the next few days in Odisha, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, West Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh. Director General of the Meteorological Department, Dhananjay Mohapatra says that a warning has already been given about the way the conditions have developed in the mountains. Especially in the Himalayan region, such weather conditions are likely to continue for the next three days.

He says that there is a possibility of major incidents like cloudburst in some places in the next three days. Mahapatra says that an alert has been issued to all the hill states regarding this. At present, this warning has been issued for the next three days, after which the Meteorological Department will issue the next forecast, considering the activation of the monsoon. The Director General of the Meteorological Department says that the manner in which the sudden activation of the monsoon hit the mountains was already predicted. It is being speculated that such incidents may happen in July as well. At present, the Meteorological Department and the concerned states are in constant contact.