Rain brings relief, more showers likely till weekend
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Lucknow: Another spell of rain accompanied by thunderstorms in some parts of the city provided relief from high humidity levels on Thursday. According to weatherman, similar rainfall activities are expected for next three days.
"Rainfall received on Thursday was due to western disturbance and trough line passing through the state and similar conditions are expected over next three days," said Mohammad Danish, senior scientist of state met department.
He said 1.2 mm rainfall was recorded at Amausi airport, but considerably heavy rainfall was recorded in other parts of the city. On Friday, it will be generally cloudy with few spells of moderate rain or thundershowers.
The maximum and minimum temperatures will be around 33 and 26 degrees Celsius, respectively. Meanwhile, in the state, there will be rain or thundershowers, which are very likely at a few places over West UP and at many places over East UP.
Heavy rain is very likely at isolated places over the state.
During last 24 hours, southwest monsoon remained weak over western Uttar Pradesh and normal over eastern UP. During this period, light to moderate rainfall occurred at isolated places over the entire state and heavy rainfall was recorded in scattered places over eastern UP. Besides, thunderstorms were also observed at some places over eastern UP.
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