Downpour turns drizzle, but rain will keep temperature in check in Gurgoan
While the start to the day was cloudy, skies cleared in the afternoon and gave way to the sun. The minimum temperature rose by over 3 notches from Friday to 22.2 degrees Celsius. This was two degrees below the season's normal. The maximum temperature, too, went up five notches from the previous day to 33 degrees Celsius, remaining eight degrees below the normal for this time of the year.
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According to IMD data, this month saw a cumulative rainfall of 27.4mm so far, a staggering 1,340% excess over the normal average of just 1.9 mm for the period. Friday's downpour alone surpassed the city's monthly normal of 22.4 mm, pushing May's rainfall total up drastically.
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The weather department attributed the current wet spell to an interaction of multiple weather systems. "The ongoing rain is due to a western disturbance and a cyclonic circulation that is currently active over south Punjab and adjoining parts of north Rajasthan and west Haryana. This combination is expected to cause rainfall over the region for the next three to four days," an IMD official said.
IMD further forecast light to moderate rainfall at several places in the state till May 6. "These showers could be accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds with speeds of 50-60 kmph," the
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stated. The department also said that no major change in maximum temperatures is expected over the next three days, after which a gradual rise of 2-4 degrees Celsius is likely.
Meanwhile, the forecast for Sunday suggests partly cloudy skies with a possibility of one or two spells of thundershowers. The minimum and maximum temperatures are expected to hover around 22 degrees Celsius and 37 degrees Celsius, respectively.
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