In photos: Clouds descend over Shimla amid forecast of heavy rain in Himachal

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Updated At : 08:23 PM Jul 12, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, July 12

The sky was cloudy in Shimla on Monday amid the weather bureau’s forecast of heavy rain at isolated places in Himachal Pradesh till Wednesday.

After the easing of Covid restrictions, scores of tourists have reached various popular spots in Himachal Pradesh. Tribune photo/Amit Kanwar

After the easing of Covid restrictions, scores of tourists have reached various popular spots in Himachal Pradesh.

The sky was cloudy in Shimla on Monday. Tribune photo/Amit Kanwar

The southwest monsoon arrived in Himachal Pradesh on June 13, its earliest onset in the past 21 years. Its normal arrival in the state is June 26. Since its arrival, the hill state largely saw dominant rains.

The sky was cloudy in Shimla on Monday. Tribune photo/Amit Kanwar

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