The snowfall is reported on the high peaks of the state. In Rohtang, the tourists have been delighted with the snowfall once again in the month of June. The tourists are having a lot of fun in the snow. The weather has become pleasant with snow falling on high peaks including Rohtang.
According to information, while the plains of the country are facing heat wave, snow has fallen on high peaks including Rohtang. In the first week of June, the tourists were not happy to see the snow fall in Rohtang Pass.
Higher reaches of Gulmarg including the Affarwat peaks have witnessed a mild snowfall on Thursday, reports reaching here said.
The sudden drop in temperatures in the plains of the valley is the outcome of the freeze that took off from the Gulmarg peaks. Reports said the snowfall was mild and for a very brief time. Some people who had gone to cerebrate Eid in the area covered snowfall live on their camera and broadcast it through social media.
Gulmarg witnessed a similar snowfall in its upper reaches early May.
Snow fell in Salekhard, the administrative centre of Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, on the morning of 5 June for the second year in a row, Artem Koshkin, head of the Yamalo-Nenets Centre for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring, told reporters.
The first week of summer has been marked by heavy snowfall in the Russian cities of Salekhard and Labytnangi.
"It is not for the first year. And last year was the same situation. It is not quite ordinary, but it is difficult to call the situation extreme. It's normal for us, we live on the Arctic Circle, such weather is quite possible", Koshkin stated.
With the Sierra Nevada wrapped in the claws of winter through May, the mountain range is blanketed in a hefty snowpack. Many mountain lakes are still frozen solid even though it's the first week of June and the summer tourism season is kicking off. In the Tahoe Basin specifically, an estimated 150 lakes are solid or covered in thick sheets of ice with their edges just beginning to melt.
"The rangers I have who are in the high country have pretty much concluded anything over 7,000 feet in elevation is still frozen," says Don Lane, supervisory recreation forester for the U.S. Forest Service's Lake Tahoe unit. "Lake Tahoe is at 6,200 feet, and the lakes above it in the mountains are all ice."
This isn't typical, at least in recent decades. "I've seen it happen only a few times over the past 40 years," he says.
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Snowploughs hit the streets of southern Puglia on Sunday in Italy's latest case of extreme weather.
Parts of the province of Lecce were turned white by an unseasonal hail storm, leading to surreal scenes as people in shorts and T-shirts were left digging out cars from up to 15 cm of ice.
Snowploughs were brought out of storage to clear roads, while in other areas heavy downpours swept away cars and flooded houses.
The storms also damaged crops in Puglia, which grows many of Italy's olives, grapes and other fruits.
The summer snowfall was highlighted by the park's Twitter account, which shared two images of leaves weighed down by the recent flurry.
According to Environment Canada meteorologist Crawford Luke, the appearance of snow in early June is unusual, but not unheard of. North Bay had had similar snowfall around the same time back in 2007 and 2008.
The intense and anomalous wave of bad weather that hit the entire peninsula in May with rain, hail, wind and temperatures below the seasonal average has dealt a severe blow to the cherry industry. The 2019 marketing year began in both the North and the South about 7-10 days late on the normal harvest calendars, with the first early Bigarreau varieties.
The production area of Bari alone accounts for 30% of national volumes. There, production was already expected to fall as a result of adverse weather conditions recorded during flowering and fruit set, and it was further affected by the bad weather of May.
The harvest took place in the first week of the month. At the same time, the intense rains, the high level of morning humidity, together with temperatures below the seasonal average, had a negative impact on the quality of the product. The first fruits presented problems of cracking and not entirely adequate brix grade. Consequently, the product had to be carefully selected in the field, with rather high levels of waste.
Heavy snow has blanketed much of the Canterbury region with many locals waking to winter wonderlands in their gardens.
An active low pressure system moved up the country overnight bringing over 60cm of snow to the Mt Hutt ski field on Saturday morning.
"Winter has most definitely arrived at Mt Hutt! Our storm team on the mountain estimate 60cm plus of new snow in the base area as of 8am. And there is more snow in the forecast next week!" the ski field posted on their Facebook page.
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