Shimla: The Meteorological Department here on Saturday issued a warning to landslides in this country because heavy rainfall is predicted in the next three-four days.
The weather conditions and the latest interpretations of different global and regional models show that rainfall activities are very likely to increase on Saturday for the next three-four days with moderate to heavy rainfall in the big hills and the middle of the Himla mentioned.
The weather conditions are expected to trigger landslides on national and state highways, inundation in lowland areas, high discharge in the flow and Nullah, in addition to traffic disruptions and other electrical channels and communications, they are warned.
Given this, the authority of the state government is advised to take adequate safety measures, added the weather office.
Rainfall is recorded in isolated places in the country during the day, he said.
Shahpur received 35mm Rain, Malan 29mm, Guler and Barthin 12mm respectively, and criminal, Dalhousie and Tisso 10mm respectively, said Met Center.
The highest temperature was recorded at UNA at 38.2 degrees Celsius, and the lowest at the Keylong Lahaul-Spiti Administration Center at 14.8 degrees Celsius.