Weather Update: March is going to be welcomed with rain. It is forecast that it may rain for the next three days. There are also chances of hailstorm at many places. Know the latest weather updates in this news.
1 March 2024 Weather Update: Today is the first day of March and this day is going to be welcomed with rain (Rainfall Update). The Meteorological Department (IMD) has made such an estimate. The effect of rain will be visible in North and North-West India. There are chances of rain at many places for the next three days. Winter has gone bye-bye but in the meantime rain is also adding to the problem. It has been predicted that the weather will be humid today. Apart from rain, there is also a possibility of hailstorm at many places. Let us know what the weather could be like today.
Where will it rain?
According to the forecast of the Meteorological Department, there may be rain in Delhi, Punjab and Haryana today on March 1. Such weather is expected to continue for the next three days. It may rain till March 3. Today, the weather will take a turn in the Western Himalayan region. Due to this, there may be rain in North-West India.
There are also chances of snowfall
According to IMD, rain will start in the areas of North-West India first. It may rain from the sky at many places since morning. This may continue for the next three days. There may be heavy rain and snowfall in the hilly areas on March 1 and 2. However, by March 3, the rain will reduce slightly.
There will be heavy rain in Delhi-Punjab
The Meteorological Department has predicted that there may be heavy rain in Delhi, Punjab and Haryana today. Such weather may continue for the next three days i.e. till March 3. Such a change in the weather can be seen due to the cyclone in the sea towards North-Eastern Iran.
According to IAD, there may be lightning between March 1 and 3. Strong winds may blow. There are chances of heavy rain in remote areas. Apart from this, snowfall and hail is expected in the hilly areas. Such weather can be seen in the areas of North-West India.
