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NATION

Read under headings Max (maximum temperature), Min (minimum temperature), R (rainfall in past 24 hours) and TR (total rainfall):

Station	Max	Min	R	TR
Ahmedabad	33	26	0	974
Allahabad	33	25	7	770
Aurangabad	29	22	0	864
Bangalore	26	20	0	649
Baroda	33	24	75	1810
Bhopal	32	24	1	913
Bhubaneswar	30	25	56	1035
Chennai	33	24	0	274
Dehra Dun	33	23	0	1638
Gangtok	23	17	02	2237
Guwahati	35	26	0	1101
Hyderabad	28	23	0	707
Indore	31	23	0	591
Jaipur	34	23	0	303
Kolkata	29	26	0	920
Kodaikanal	—	12	7	493
Lucknow	35	23	25	475
Mahabaleshwar	19	17	107	7426
Mangalore	29	23	36	2000
Mumbai	29	24	68	2031
Nagpur	31	24	4	760
New Delhi	36	26	2	423
Panjim	29	24	26	2656
Patna	32	27	2	649
Pune	25	22	04	1020
Ranchi	27	20	29	752
Shillong	25	18	4	1025
Srinagar	26	14	0	141
Tiruchirapalli	32	26	0	125
Thiruvananthapuram	27	23	27	754
Udaipur	31	23	06	469
Visakhapatnam	28	25	7	317

Heavy rain likely in HP, Punjab
Tribune News Service

New Delhi, September 12
Rainfall: Rain/thundershowers have occurred at most places in Himachal Pradesh and East Rajasthan, at many places in West Rajasthan, at a few places in Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir and east Uttar Pradesh and at isolated places in the rest of the region. The chief amounts of rainfall in cm. are: Haryana: Kaithal 4, Panipat 3, Hisar 2 and Rania and Sirsa 1 each; Himachal Pradesh: Bangana 7, Berthin, Pandoh and Sujanpurtira 2 each and Bhuntar, Nadaun, Rampurbushahar, Sunibhaji, Surgani and Tissa 1 each; Jammu and Kashmir: Banihal and Bhaderwah 1 each; Punjab: Jalandhar 2; East Rajasthan: Binay 7, Nainwa and Sarwar 6 each, Nasirabad, Niwai, Sangod, Talera and Uniyara 5 each, Arai, Bayana, degod, Hindoli, Kapatan, Kotri, Ladpura, Malpura, Nagar, Nawan and Tonk 4 each, Alwar, Atru, Asind, Bundi, Devli, Jahazpur and Kota 3 each, Aligarh, Anta, Ajmer, Kekri, Makrana, Shahbad and Sawai Madhopur 2 each and Jhalawar, Pilani, Rawatbhata and Udaipur city 1 each; West Rajasthan: Sardarshahar 4, Bilara 3, Dungargarh, Jaitran and Raipur 2 each and Bikaner, Bhopalgarh, Pali and Rajgarh 1 each; East Uttar Pradesh: Lucknow and Mukhlishpur 3 each, Sultanpur 2 and Banda and Jaunpur 1 each; and Uttaranchal: Uttarkashi 3 and Joshimath 1.

Forecast valid until the morning of September 14: Rain/thundershowers will occur at many places in Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, East Rajasthan and Uttaranchal and at a few places in the rest of the region.

Heavy rainfall warning: Isolated heavy rain in likely in Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, east Rajasthan and Uttaranchal during the next 48 hours.

Forecast for Delhi and neighbourhood valid until the morning of September 14: Generally cloudy sky with rain/thundershowers in some areas.

Farmers weather bulletin for Delhi forecast valid until the morning of September 14: Light rain will occur at a few places.

Outlook for the subsequent two days: No large change.

Rain lashes North India

Chandigarh, September 12
Light to moderate rain lashed most places in the northern region today causing mercury to fall by a few degrees below the normal range at some places, the Meteorological Department said here.

After an overcast sky, the city received rain towards the evening and the maximum temperature recorded here was 32°C.

Ambala in Haryana was also lashed by rain at 4 mm. Karnal received 10 mm of rainfall.

Among other places in Haryana lashed by rain were Hisar (23.7 mm), Narnaul (2.2 mm), Rohtak (11 mm), Jagadhri (1.5 mm), Chhachrauli (15 mm), Bhiwani (30 mm), Loharu (10 mm), Tosham (6 mm), Hansi (4 mm), Adampur (5 mm), Narwana (4 mm), Safidon (6 mm), Panipat (12 mm), Thanesar (8 mm), Sonepat (2 mm) and Gohana (11 mm).

Delhi, Srinagar and Jammu also reported some light rain.

In Punjab, the maximum temperature at Ludhiana dropped by 80°C after being lashed by 23 mm of rainfall. Patiala received 9 mm of rain. Amritsar reported light rain.

In Himachal Pradesh, Shimla had a cold day recording a high of 20.2 °C. The town received 11 mm of rain. Among other places in the state to receive showers were Pandoh, Rampur, Sunni, Kasol, Kahu, Berthin, Sujanpur Tira, Nadaun, Guler and Nagrota Surian. — PTI