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News Topical, Digital Desk : The drizzle that began Wednesday morning has worried farmers. The fear of damage to the wheat crop being harvested in the fields has increased.
The weather had changed since Tuesday evening. A strong storm disrupted the city's power supply, which wasn't restored until Wednesday. Drizzle began this morning, bringing a chill.
Children reached school amid bad weather
Children arrived at school with umbrellas amid the inclement weather. The minimum temperature reached 17 degrees Celsius. However, the Meteorological Department has predicted sunshine starting Thursday.
Farmers are worried about their crops
Farmers should keep an eye on the weather. In case of heavy rain, water should not be allowed to accumulate in the fields. Arrangements should be made for its drainage so that the crops are not damaged. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert. Accordingly, harvested wheat should not be left in the open to protect it from getting wet.
Electricity was also affected
Earlier on Tuesday, due to strong winds, power supply to the Civil Lines area was disrupted for about half an hour. Power supply to areas such as Pahadi Gate, Nawab Gate, etc. was also disrupted. Power supply was restored after the winds stopped. Executive Engineer Anurag Singh stated that power supply to all areas of the city is running smoothly.
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