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Home / Photo Gallery / Western Disturbance Brings Snow Rain In North India

Western disturbance brings snow, rain in North India

Weathermen have predicted rain/snow in Himachal Pradesh till February 23; light to moderate rainfall with thunderstorm & lightning is likely in Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh on Feb 20
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 02:18 PM Feb 20, 2025 IST

  • Raindrops bring out the beauty of Ludhiana cityscape. A rainy morning reflection makes the daily commute magical for the person going to his work. Tribune photo: Himanshu Mahajan

  • Snow at Narkanda in Shimla on Thursday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Snow at Narkanda in Shimla on Thursday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Snow at Narkanda in Shimla on Thursday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Fresh snow at Mahasu peak, Kufri, in Shimla on Thursday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Fresh snow at Mahasu peak, Kufri, in Shimla on Thursday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Fresh snow at Mahasu peak, Kufri, in Shimla on Thursday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

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