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Himachal Jul 27, 2026 · min read

Himachal Yellow Alert: Heavy Rain in 10 Districts

Himachal Pradesh braces for more heavy rain as IMD issues yellow alert for 10 districts including Shimla, Kangra, and Kullu on Tuesday.

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Himachal Yellow Alert: Heavy Rain in 10 Districts

TL;DR — Quick Summary

The State Meteorological Centre has issued a yellow alert for heavy rain in 10 districts of Himachal Pradesh, including Shimla and Kangra, as the wet spell continues.

Key Facts
Yellow Alert Districts
Shimla, Kullu, Kangra, Mandi, Solan, Chamba, Sirmaur, Lahaul and Spiti
Weather Condition
Heavy rain likely at isolated places throughout the day
Other Districts
Weather expected to remain dry in rest of the state
Temperature Trend
Minimum temperatures normal, maximum likely to rise by 2°C to 3°C
Minimum Temperature in Shimla
17.5°C
Minimum Temperature in Dharamshala
18.6°C
Minimum Temperature in Manali
19.5°C
Minimum Temperature in Keylong
13.6°C

Heavy rainfall is set to continue in Himachal Pradesh, with the State Meteorological Centre issuing a yellow alert for 10 districts on Tuesday. The alert covers Shimla, Kullu, Kangra, Mandi, Solan, Chamba, Sirmaur, and Lahaul and Spiti, where heavy rain is likely at isolated places throughout the day.

Yellow Alert Districts and Weather Forecast

According to The Tribune, the weather is expected to remain dry in the rest of the state. Minimum temperatures are expected to remain normal, while maximum temperatures are likely to rise by 2°C to 3°C during the day.

Temperature Readings Across Himachal

The minimum temperature was recorded at 17.5°C in Shimla, 18.6°C in Dharamshala, 19.5°C in Manali, 21°C in Solan, 24.7°C in Mandi, 25.5°C in Bilaspur, 25.1°C in Hamirpur, 15.8°C in Kufri, 22.1°C in Nahan, 16.2°C in Kalpa, 13.6°C in Keylong, 22.8°C in Una, 22.1°C in Bhuntar, and 26°C in Paonta Sahib.

Our Take: Continued Vigilance Needed

In our view, the extended yellow alert across 10 districts signals that the monsoon remains active in Himachal. While the temperature rise of 2°C to 3°C may bring some relief from the chill, the heavy rain at isolated spots could still cause local disruptions. Residents and travelers in the affected districts should stay updated on weather warnings and avoid unnecessary travel in vulnerable areas.

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