Various parts of Himachal Pradesh experienced rain on Tuesday.
City Air News photo: Arvind Sharma, Dharamsala.
Dharamsala, June 11, 2013: Due to an interaction between mid tropospheric westerly trough with south easterlies over Western Himalayan region, Himachal is under the cover of wide spread rain in almost all the places of the state.
According to the reports of the metrological department of the state during last 24 hours Jogindernagar in Mandi district was the wettest place which got 89 mm of rain followed by 68 mm at Dharamsala.
The other places, which had rain, are Sunni Bhajji-40, Pandoh-32, Kufri-12, Sundernagar and Mandi-11 each, Jubbar Hatti and Rampur-7 each, Manali and Seobagh-6 mm each.
Met Department has predicted rain/thundershowers at many places of the state in next five days too.
There was no appreciable change in Maximum and Minimum temperatures in last 24 hours.
The Lowest temperature was recorded 16 degree Celsius at Keylong and Highest at Una of 40.4 degree Celsius.