High-speed storm removes trees, disturbs power supply in Chandigarh.
KEY POINTS :
- The sudden change in weather was caused by a weather system that had built up due to an upper air cyclonic pressure.
- The storm, with a wind speed exceeding 60 kmph, was accompanied by heavy rains.
A high-speed storm cleared the Union Territory of Chandigarh and its encompassing regions late Saturday late evening, evacuating trees and upsetting force supply at numerous spots.
The tempest, with a breeze speed surpassing 60 kmph, was joined by hefty downpours, the climate office said on Sunday.
Trees were evacuated, and electric shafts harmed in certain spots, authorities said.
A few occupants grumbled that force supply in numerous southern areas of the city stayed upset for almost 10 hours. Morning water supply was additionally disturbed in certain pieces of the city.
In the first part of the day, city partnership labourers were seen getting a few streets free from removed trees and branches.
There were reports of a couple of vehicles getting harmed as trees or hefty branches fell on them during the tempest.
The abrupt change in climate was brought about by a climate framework that had developed because of an upper air cyclonic pressing factor, a Meteorological Department official said.
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He said that downpours were additionally revealed from Mohali, Panchkula, Ambala, Kurukshetra and Yamunanagar.
