A powerful western disturbance is affecting northern, central, and eastern India. The India Meteorological Department warns of severe weather conditions across 19 states.
As of early Tuesday, wind speeds may reach 70 to 80 kilometers per hour. This could result in uprooted trees and damage to power lines.
Thunderstorm warnings are in effect. Fairly widespread to widespread rainfall with thunderstorms and lightning is expected.
Heavy rainfall is likely across Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim, and Northeast India from May 3rd to 5th. Residents should prepare for potential disruptions.
The IMD has issued alerts due to the impact of this disturbance. “Stay safe & prepared,” they advised.
Officials have not confirmed the exact areas that will face the brunt of the storms. However, the forecast indicates significant impacts across various regions.
This weather system could lead to hazardous conditions. Citizens are urged to stay indoors during severe weather events.
The situation will be monitored closely as developments unfold. More updates are expected from the IMD in the coming days.
