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Heavy Rains Ahead for Uttarakhand and Himachal – Char Dham Yatra Pilgrims Must Stay Alert

08:37 AM
23 July 2025

Heavy Rains Ahead
Uttarakhand and Himachal on Alert

A low-pressure area forming over the North Bay of Bengal on 24th July is expected to strengthen and move inland by the 25th/26thA low-pressure area forming over the North Bay of Bengal on 24th July is expected to strengthen and move inland by the 25th/26th - © picture alliance / SIPA | Fanny Domergue

The northern hills are bracing for vigorous monsoon rains for the rest of July, with Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh most affected.

Uttarakhand is expected to face more intense weather, especially in the lower and middle hills. After rain on 23rd and 24th July, a brief break on the 25th will be followed by renewed heavy rainfall until month-end.

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This could lead to floods, landslides, and roadblocks, especially in sensitive areas. Pilgrims heading for the holy sites are strongly advised to check weather updates, avoid risky routes, and stay in touch with local authorities for safety instructions.

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This, combined with strong easterly winds and a western disturbance, will increase rainfall from 27th to 31st July, particularly along the foothills. The meeting of these systems may cause prolonged bad weather, especially in mid-level mountain zones.

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With changing patterns possible beyond a few days, travellers and residents alike should stay alert and follow updated forecasts closely.

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