Mumbai: Even after the departure of the monsoon in October, rains continue to persist in many states. At the same time, the first snowfall of the season has also occurred in the hill states. After snowfall in the higher reaches of Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, there has been a feeling of cold with the fall in temperature. If we talk about the plains, then many states like Mumbai, Delhi, UP, and Bihar are still getting wet with rain. Yellow to red alert has been issued by the Meteorological Department in different states. Let's know the forecast of the Meteorological Department about rain...

Delhi has been receiving light to moderate rainfall since the previous day. Continuous light rains have brought down the temperature of the country's capital Delhi. Talking about the temperature, the minimum temperature is 21 degrees and the maximum temperature is 25 degrees. Mumbai has been receiving torrential rains since Friday night. As a result, many low-lying areas of Mumbai have been completely submerged due to continuous torrential rains. The roads seem to be turning into rivers. In October, Mumbai used to heat up to 30-35 degrees, this time it is getting wet in the rain and wind speed can also run at a speed of 45 to 55 kilometres per hour. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert.

At the same time, rain is expected for the next 48 hours. Low-lying areas are flooded, including Hindmata, Sion, Kurla and Andheri. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for Mumbai and its surrounding areas for the next two days. Talking about Uttarakhand, the first week of October in the state is passing between snowfall. From the higher reaches of the Pithoragarh district to Chamoli, there is rain as well as snowfall. In Hemkund Sahib, even before the closure of the doors, there has been a double whammy of snowfall and rain.  

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