Dehradun: In Uttarakhand, the Meteorological Department has issued an alert for rain, snowfall on Tuesday and cold day across the state on Wednesday. On Monday, due to continuous rain and snowfall, not only the mountains but also the plains also caused freezing cold. Due to this, a red alert has been issued in the state. The capital including the capital was cloudy on Monday. In the plains, the weather became extremely cold with mild drizzle throughout the day. Even in the hilly areas, due to frost at night, the cold is chilling.
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The Meteorological Department says that on 7 and 8 January 2020, there will be rain, hail and snowfall in Uttarakhand. There will be hailstorm in Dehradun, Haridwar, Udham Singh Nagar, Pauri and Nainital on January 7. On 8 January 2020, a red alert has been issued for heavy snowfall in areas above 2500 meters. The next 2 days are expected to be cold days across the state.
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Additional force sent to Mussoorie on snowfall alert: Due to snowfall alert in Mussoorie and Dhanaulti, the additional force has been deployed. CO Mussoorie has been asked to camp in Mussoorie so that the tourists do not have to face any problem. DIG Arun Mohan Joshi told that the next 2 days are the input of snowfall. There is a possibility of reaching a large number of tourists. In case of increasing pressure in Mussoorie, there is a preparation to divert traffic from Doon itself.
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Mercury dropped 4.3 degrees in Dehradun: It has been reported that drizzle increased cold throughout the day on Monday. The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for the next 2 days of rain, hailstorm as well as cold day conditions. The capital has been cloudy since Monday morning. There was drizzle throughout the day. Day temperatures dropped by 4.3 degrees as compared to Sunday. The maximum temperature of the day on Sunday was 19.4 degrees.
