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As per the IMD's recent sub-division-wise warnings, Punjab will see thunderstorms with lightning and squalls on April 18 and 19. There are no warnings for April 16, 17, or 20.

Punjab regions to witness thunderstorms and rain in next four days: Know regions here

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), has noted that nowadays the maximum temperature is around 4-6°C above normal. 

Scorching heat grips Punjab; light rain brings brief relief in North & East India

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of an exceptionally hot summer ahead, with rising temperatures expected across the country. The department forecasts six to ten heatwave days from April to June, potentially increasing to 10-11 by June.

IMD warns of exceptionally hot summer: Record heatwave days expected

With the end of the winter season, the IMD has issued an alert for extreme heatwaves and maximum temperatures soaring up to 45°C.

Extreme high-temperatures expected in March: Day temp may rise up to 45°C

This changing climate can have effects on agriculture, water resources as well as human life, less rainfall can affect crops, while rising temperatures can lead to longer and more intense summers.

Weather update: Above-average temperatures & below-normal rainfall expected in February 2025

Residents are advised to prepare for colder temperatures and potential disruptions that can be caused by rain, people are advised to stay updated with the latest weather alerts for the coming days.

Punjab weather update: Dry conditions expected on January 13-14, rain likely to hit on THIS day

As the MET department forecast moderate to heavy snowfall beginning from Saturday evening, Kashmir Valley braced up for another spell of biting cold and snow. Meanwhile, Srinagar city was enveloped in a dense fog in the morning and all early flights at Srinagar international airport were delayed due to poor visibility.

Dense fog disrupts flights in Srinagar; Valley braces for fresh round of heavy snowfall

The four-month-long Southwest Monsoon has withdrawn from the entire northeast region of India on Monday, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) officials said.

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