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Downpour triggers landslide in Maharashtra; rains elude Delhi

The heavy rains triggered landslides in Maharashtra's suburban Andheri in which one person was killed and several others injured.

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Monsoon was today active over Maharashtra in western coast and several parts of north India while the national capital experienced cloudy conditions that pushed the humidity levels up causing discomfort to citizens.
 
The heavy rains triggered landslides in Maharashtra's suburban Andheri in which one person was killed and several others injured. At least eight huts were flattened in the mudslide that occured in a slum locality. Rain gauges measured 35.8 mm in Santa Cruz while Colaba recorded 13.7 mm of rains.
 
In north India, rains eluded Delhi as mercury showed a rising trend. The maximum stood at 34.7 deg C, an increase of two degrees from that of yesterday. The minimum too settled above normal at 27.4 deg C while high humidity, oscillating between 64 and 95 per cent, made people perspire.
 
However, several parts of Rajasthan and Punjab-Haryana region received downpour. Ajmer in the desert state was drenched by 47 mm of rains during the day.
 
Heavy to very heavy rainfall was recorded at many places in Ajmer, Kota, Udaipur and Bikaner divisions and at isolated places in Jaipur and Jodhpur districts.
 
Mercury stayed with in normal levels in the states of Punjab and Haryana region with many places receiving showers.
 
The maximum in Ludhiana stood at 34.2 deg C and that in Amritsar, which recorded 9 mm of rains, settled at 34.1 deg C. While Ambala in Haryana recorded a maximum temperature of 33.9 deg C, that in Chandigarh, which was lashed by 28.4 mm rainfall, stood at 32.6 deg C.
 
The southwest monsoon was active in Konkan, Goa, coastal Karnataka and Kerala while it was subdued over Gangetic West Bengal and Jammu and Kashmir.
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