New Delhi, June 30- The India Meteorological Department today said that most parts of India are likely to receive more than normal rainfall in July. This time, Central India, Uttarakhand and Haryana will receive more rainfall. Therefore, officials and people have been asked to be alert due to the threat of floods.
The IMD said that most parts of the northeast, many areas of east India and extreme southern peninsular India are likely to receive less than normal rainfall. The maximum temperature is expected to be below normal in many areas. However, some parts of the northeast, northwest, east and south peninsular may experience higher than normal temperatures.
IMD Director General Mahapatra shared this information while interacting online. He said that heavy rainfall is also expected in Uttarakhand and Haryana.