Rain, Snow & a Statewide Yellow Alert in Himachal
As monsoon memories fade, Himachal awakens to a new rhythm—raindrops tapping rooftops, snowflakes kissing peaks, and winds weaving through pine-laced valleys. The skies have turned storytellers, painting the hills with mist and melody. A yellow alert hums like a warning bell, echoing through the ridges and rivers. Nature, it seems, is composing a ballad—one of thunder, chill, and quiet transformation. In light of these conditions, the Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for Tuesday, October 7, cautioning residents about heavy rainfall and snowfall in elevated areas.
What to Expect Across Himachal on October 7
- Plains & Lower Hills: Light to moderate showers are likely, with a few areas bracing for heavier downpours.
- Mid Hills: Rainfall will be similar, with chances of isolated heavy spells.
- High Hills: Expect light to moderate rain and snow, with some regions facing intense precipitation and snowfall.
District-Level Forecast
- Tuesday: Scattered heavy rainfall across the state.
- Wednesday, October 8: Light to moderate rain in select pockets.
- Rest of the Week: Mostly dry conditions expected.
Districts such as Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Chamba, Kangra, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sirmaur, and Kinnaur may experience thunderstorms, heavy rain, and gusty winds reaching 30–40 km/h. Lahaul-Spiti is on alert for heavy snowfall and similar wind speeds.
Temperature Watch
- Minimum Temperature:
- Stable in lower and mid-hill areas.
- A dip of 2–4°C expected in higher altitudes.
- Maximum Temperature:
- Likely to fall by 6–10°C in the next 24 hours.
- A rebound of 6–10°C is expected over the following 3–4 days.
It’s a week of weather mood swings—so whether you’re trekking, traveling, or just tucked in at home, stay updated and stay safe. Let me know if you’d like a visual weather map or a travel advisory based on this forecast.
