Chandigarh news

 "Intense Showers Within the City Create Destruction: PEC Boundaries Stone Falls Apart, Plants Driven Away during Fierce

 

People were seriously dissatisfied because of the intense precipitation of 8.6 millimetres and the gusty breeze between sixty and eighty kmph that took place in Chandigarh within the span of twelve hours. The nighttime temperature dipped slightly from 18.1 to 17.2 degrees Celsius on Saturday evening.

This caused a lot of problems across the metropolitan area due to the poor weather. News of fallen trees, including a breakdown of a section of the Punjab Engineering College (PEC) back wall, was ubiquitous. Several vehicles in sector 7 reported damage, and multiple other areas experienced power outages. Both Panchkula and Mohali,  two nearby towns, experienced the impact of the heavy rain.

On Friday, the maximum temperature reached 34.5 degrees Celsius .The highest temperature is predicted to be 29 degrees Celsius on Saturday amidst cloudy conditions with rainstorms, according to the meteorological organisation.