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Wet spell still not over for Delhi, expect rain, hail over weekend

Yet another rainy spell is likely to produce moderate thundershowers in the Capital on February 23 and 24.

Updated on: Feb 19, 2013 02:13 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Yet another rainy spell is likely to produce moderate thundershowers in the Capital on February 23 and 24.

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According to sources in the meteorological department, unlike the two incidences of western disturbances this month, the effect will be more pronounced over Delhi and its adjoining areas."The rainfall over Delhi is likely to begin early on February 23 and will continue up to February 24 morning," a Met official said.

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In addition to Delhi NCR, the weather system will also cause fairly widespread rain and thundershowers over northern Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh.

Thundershowers accompanied by hailstorms may also occur at one or two places in the region.

Heavy overnight rain, wind and showers over the weekend has already brought the cold back to Delhi.

 
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