Weather changed due to rain throughout the day in Meerut on Wednesday
It rained intermittently from morning to late night in all the districts of western UP including Meerut on Wednesday. Dense black clouds were looming over Meerut since Wednesday morning. The temperature has dropped due to the clouds. So far, 15.8 mm of rain has fallen. Sardar Vallabhbhai
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Schools will remain closed on 19 September
Due to heavy rains, a holiday has been declared in all board schools in the district on September 19. BSA Asha Chaudhary has ordered to keep all CBSE, primary, ICSE board schools closed till class XII.
15.8 mm of rain recorded
It rained from Wednesday morning till evening. 15.8 mm of rain was recorded throughout the day. Agricultural University’s meteorologist Dr. UP Shahi says that monsoon will remain active till 25 September. This time monsoon is going back late. It is likely that the effect of monsoon will remain till the first week of October. The maximum day temperature at the weather office was recorded at 26.5 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature was 25.2 degrees Celsius. Due to rain, the day temperature dropped by 8.7 degrees. The weather is likely to remain the same on Thursday as well.
waterlogging in place Due to the rain throughout the day, waterlogging remained on various colonies and connecting roads in Meerut from Delhi Road, Khairnagar, Purana Shehar, Ghantaghar to Roorkee Road. Local residents faced the most trouble due to waterlogging and mud on the road near the police station in Pallavpuram Phase Two. Here, two-wheeler drivers had to face the most trouble due to water filling in deep potholes. Apart from this, the speed of vehicles was slow due to waterlogging on Pallavpuram Phase One, Double Story, Roorkee Road.
This rain is a disaster for agriculture and farming The monsoon rains returning in September are now becoming a problem for the farmers. At this time, paddy crops are flowering in the fields in western Uttar Pradesh. Due to rain and wind, the flowers are falling and the crop is falling due to being heavy. There is a possibility of a decrease in the production of paddy crop. More than normal rain has already occurred in the month of September. The weather changed late on Tuesday night and it drizzled throughout the day from Wednesday morning till evening. Due to bad weather, waterlogging remained on the roads. Agricultural scientists Dr. RS Sengar and Arun said that more than normal rain has brought trouble for the farmers. This rain can have a bad effect on standing crops sown in summer such as paddy, cotton, soybean, maize and pulses. These crops start getting harvested by mid-September. Food inflation can increase due to crop damage. However, this will keep the moisture in the soil high and as a result, there will be a delay in the crops sown in the winter season, which will also lead to a decrease in the production of the upcoming crops. It was told that due to excessive moisture the quality of fruit and vegetable crops can be affected.
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