Monsoon brings relief from heat, but are 'rainy challenges' ahead?

The IMD has now forecast heavy rainfall from Thursday through Monday

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:19 PM Jul 01, 2026 IST

A man on a horse-drawn carriage shields himself with a polythene sheet to protect against the season’s first rain in Zirakpur on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar
People make their way through Shimla holding umbrellas as monsoon showers lash the town on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar
Monsoon rain blankets Shimla as people go about their day under umbrellas on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar
Monsoon rains bring relief from the heat but also signal seasonal challenges in Mohali village on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Vicky

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A man on a horse-drawn carriage shields himself with a polythene sheet to protect against the season’s first rain in Zirakpur on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

People make their way through Shimla holding umbrellas as monsoon showers lash the town on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

Monsoon rain blankets Shimla as people go about their day under umbrellas on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

Monsoon rains bring relief from the heat but also signal seasonal challenges in Mohali village on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Vicky

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