Chandigarh city received a total of 18.6 mm of rain. Light rain is predicted to persist for the next few days, according to the forecast. As a result, the highest temperature dropped from 32.5°C to 27.6°C, six degrees below average, while the lowest temperature was 26.3°C, three degrees above normal. On 18th July, the low temperature was 30.2°C. In the next few days, temperatures are predicted to be on the cool side.

Meanwhile, certain areas of the city have been affected by flooding. The Industrial area was one of the areas that were flooded. Rainwater also becomes stagnant on several major highways and parks.

According to the India Meteorological Department, the rain will continue in Chandigarh in the coming days.

While the India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) Sector 39 observatory received 18.6mm of rain, the Chandigarh International Airport received 55mm. In the coming days there is a chance of further rain.

You must know what scientist Shivinder Singh says about 18.6 mm of rain

“During the monsoon, it is usual to see various sections of the city receive varying quantities of rainfall,” IMD scientist Shivinder Singh said. In the coming days, similar conditions are predicted, but after a week, just light rain is expected.”

The lowest temperature dropped from 30.2°C to 26.3°C, although it was still three degrees higher than average. The weather department predicts that the maximum temperature will remain between 29°C and 33°C for the next three days, while the lowest temperature will drop to 25°C.

There is a big problem, and there are complaints of waterlogging.

Even if the rain was mainly benign, some metropolitan areas were nevertheless flooded. Phase 2 of the Industrial Area was the most damaged, with water up to waist level under the Railway Bridge.

Several streets in Manimajra were also flooded. Waterlogging was reported along Madhya Marg in Sector 8 and at the Sector 20/21 junction, prompting complaints from the northern areas.

Power cuts affected by rain, professionals working from home affected

Residents were also irritated by power outages throughout the day, especially professionals working from home because of the epidemic.

Here are some problems shared by residents of Chandigarh

“It’s utter harassment when the internet goes down right in the middle of a meeting,” said Savita Dhawan of Sector 64, Mohali. Even if there is a backup, reconnecting takes time, and by that time, the story has been lost.”

“Sudden power outages are common throughout the rainy season, with little regard for those working from home,” said Panchkula resident Mayank Gautam. For lengthy outages, having an inverter isn’t adequate; therefore I’m going to invest in a generator.”

Note: Hello friends, if you are a resident of Chandigarh then you do not need to worry, the whole situation will be normal. This is the time to keep yourself safe at home with your family.