Monsoon arrives in Chandigarh with scattered rains
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Chandigarh: Monsoon officially arrived in Chandigarh today with scattered rains during the day. It typically arrives in Chandigarh around the later/end days of June. Weathermen said there is no fixed date for the arrival of the monsoon in June.
It is expected to be an above-normal monsoon for about four months until September.
Chandigarh experienced changing weather conditions over the past 24 hours, with light to moderate rainfall recorded in different parts of the city. Some isolated pockets even witnessed heavy rain and thunderstorm activity, bringing temporary relief from the previous spell of heat and humidity.
According to the city meteorological department, the temperatures in the city showed a noticeable drop.
The maximum temperature today settled at around 31°C, which is significantly below the seasonal average. The minimum temperature was recorded at 27°C, keeping the overall weather relatively pleasant despite intermittent humidity.
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Looking ahead, the weather in Chandigarh is expected to remain mostly cloudy over the next five days. Forecasts indicate regular spells of thunderstorms and rain from June 25 to June 29.
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On most days, the sky will remain generally cloudy, with a mix of moderate showers and brief sunny intervals. The maximum temperature is expected to fluctuate between 29°C and 31°C, while the minimum temperature is likely to stay in the range of 25°C to 27°C.
Authorities have issued a public advisory urging residents to stay alert due to the possibility of thunderstorms and localised heavy rain. Commuters are advised to plan their travel accordingly, especially during early morning and late evening hours, when visibility may be reduced.
Precaution is also recommended in low-lying areas prone to waterlogging in Tricity.
As the monsoon deepens, Chandigarh is expected to witness an increase in rainfall activity from June 25 to June 30, 2025. Light to moderate rainfall may occur at a few places on June 24, while rainfall is expected at many places on June 25, 28, 29, and 30. On June 26 and 27, most areas in and around Chandigarh are likely to receive widespread rain.
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