Gaggal in Kangra recorded 31 mm rains while Guler and Nadaun had 30 mm and 28 mm rains respectively followed by Dharamshala (19 mm), Nahan (18 mm), Baijnath (14 mm), Sujanpur Tira and Dalhousie (12 mm each) and Nagrota Suriyan(9 mm).
The maximum day temperature rose by one notch to 38 degrees Celsius at Una while Bhuntar, Nahan and Sundernagar recorded a high of 33.7, 32.4 and 31.9 degrees Celsius respectively followed by Dharamsala (30.8), Solan (29), Kalpa (26.6) and Shimla (25).
The MeT office has warned of heavy rains at isolated places in mid-hills tomorrow and rains and thunderstorm at many places in lower, mid and higher hills over the next six days starting tomorrow.
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