23
Sep
Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh): Punjab is entering a warmer and drier phase as the southwest monsoon begins its retreat from the region. After remaining stationary for nearly five days, the monsoon system has started to pull back from parts of the state, bringing an end to weeks of heavy rainfall and signaling the onset of rising temperatures. According to the Meteorological Centre, the state has experienced significantly above-average rainfall this season. Since the onset of monsoon on June 1, Punjab has recorded 621.4 mm of rain—nearly 48% more than the typical seasonal average of 420.9 mm. While this has helped replenish…
