The Tribune, Chandigarh, India

SPECIAL COVERAGE

CHANDIGARH

DELHI

THE TRIBUNE SPECIALS

50 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

TERCENTENARY CELEBRATIONS

Extremes
Town	Max (in Celsius)	Min (in Celsius)

Ambala	32.1	23.4
Amritsar	34.6	26.4
Bhunter	29.0	20.6
Dharmsala	24.6	18.3
Hisar	34.4	25.6
Jammu	31.6	22.2
Karnal	33.8	25.8
Ludhiana	31.0	26.0
Mandi	27.4	23.3
Nahan	—	20.6
Patiala	32.7	26.5
Shimla	21.6	17.0
Solan	25.2	20.2
Srinagar	25.8	20.4
Sundernagar	26.7	22.6
Una	29.0	22.0

NATION

Station

Max

Min

Ahmedabad AP	33	27	00	93
Allahabad	33	22	69	632
Bangalore	26	20	00	145
Bhopal	32	25	00	175
Bhubaneshwar	30	25	08	456
Chennai	35	27	00	60
Cochi	31	27	00	60
Coimbatore	33	23	00	09
Dehra Dun	28	24	13	750
Gangtok	22	17	01	994
Guwahati	35	27	00	356
Gwalior	30	25	01	379
Hyderabad	33	24	00	41
Imphal	27	21	03	252
Jaipur	32	27	00	182
Jamshedpur	29	24	06	673
Kolkata	29	27	04	585
Lucknow	30	25	04	367
Mangalore	30	25	05	1331
Mumbai	31	27	01	973
Nagpur	33	25	00	248
New Delhi	29	26	05	98
Panjim	31	25	05	819
Pune	29	23	00	159
PortBlair	30	24	09	470
Rajkot	35	256	00	183
Ranchi	27	21	07	507
Shillong	24	17	08	416
Surat	31	28	00	556
Thiruvananthapuram	31	24	00	132

Rainfall likely to increase
Tribune News Service

New Delhi, July 7
Rainfall: Rain/thundershowers have occurred at most places in Jammu and Kashmir, western Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, at many places in Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, east Rajasthan, at a few places in Punjab and east Uttar Pradesh and at isolated places in the rest of the region. The chief amount of rainfall in cm is: Haryana: Hathin 7, Hodal and Hasanpur 6 each, Puhana 5, Palwal 4, Ballabhgarh, Chhansa, Faridabad, Jatusana, Kalanaur, Kharkhoda, Loharu and Nuh 3 each, Chandigarh, Dadari, Ferozepur Zirka and Nagina 2 each and Bhiwani, Bahadurgarh, Gohana, Ganaur, Hissar, Kosli, Maham, Naraingarh, Rohtak, Sonepat, Samrala and Salhawas 1 each; Himachal Pradesh: (3cm and above) Bharwain and Dhundi 8 each, Karsog 7, Nahan and Kandaghat 6 each, Kotkhai, Nurpur and Solangnala 5 each, Shimla 4 and Guler, Palampur, Jubbal, Sunnibhajji and Renuka 3 each; Jammu and Kashmir: Jammu 10, Katra 4, Pahalgam 3, Kupwara and Srinagar 2 each and Banihal, Kukernag and Srinagar 1 each; Punjab: Shahpur Kandi 5, R.S. dam site 4 and Ropar and Madhopur 1 each; East Rajasthan: Kaman 6, Dholpur (T) 5, Dholpur, Govindgarh, Kumbher and Roopwas 3 each, Baseri, Bharatpur (T), Kishangarhwas, Mandrayal, Nadbai, Pahari, Sapau and Sarmathura 2 each and Alwar, Bari, Bayana, Bahadurpur, Kotkasim, Karauli, Kathumar, Laxmangarh, Nagar, Pilani, Rajakhera, Shahbad and Tizara 1 each; West Rajasthan: Channi 1; East Uttar Pradesh: Chhatnag 8, Allahabad 7, Jaunpur F.M. and Phaphamau 3 each and Churk, Kanpur F.M., Lucknow C.R. and Mirzapur F.M. 1 each; West Uttar Pradesh: Mathura 10, Aligarh 5, Narora 4, Meerut 3, Agra and Dabri 2 each and Ankinghat, Bareilly, Etawah, Fatehgarh F.M. and Moradabad 1 each; and Uttarkhand: Kalagarh and Pantnagar 3 each, Dehradun F.M. and Mukteshwar 2 each and Dehradun and Srinagar 1 each.

Forecast valid until the morning of July 9, 2008: Rain/thundershowers will occur at many places in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarkhand and at a few places in the rest of the region, except west Rajasthan where it will be isolated.

Heavy rainfall warning: Isolated heavy rain is likely in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand during the next 48 hours.

Outlook for the subsequent two days: Rainfall activity is likely to increase over the region.

Forecast for Delhi and neighbourhood valid until the morning of July 9, 2008: Generally cloudy sky with one or two spells of rain/thundershowers.

Farmers weather bulletin for Delhi: Forecast valid until the morning of July 9, 2008: Generally cloudy sky with rain/thundershowers likely at a few places.

Outlook for the subsequent two days: Rainfall activity likely to increase.