A spell of rain brought much relief from the heat in Dehradun though strong winds also felled trees in various parts of the city and led to disruption of power supply in many areas on Monday evening. Water logging was also experienced on different roads. The State Meteorological Centre has forecast the possibility of hail and intense showers at isolated places especially in the mountainous regions on Tuesday. Thunder squall is likely to occur at isolated places especially in the plains during the next 36 hours.
According to the meteorological centre, in Dehradun, one or two spells of rain and thunderstorm accompanied by squall are likely on Tuesday. The maximum and minimum temperatures are likely to be 35 degree Celsius and 18 degree Celsius respectively.
On Monday, the maximum and minimum temperatures recorded at various places of the state were 37 degree Celsius and 22.7 degree Celsius respectively in Dehradun, 35.6 degree Celsius and 23.6 degree Celsius in Pantnagar, 27.6 degree Celsius and 14.9 degree Celsius in Mukteshwar and 28 degree Celsius and 17.4 degree Celsius respectively in New Tehri.