Severe Thunderstorms Disrupt Life Across Northeast India
A series of intense thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and strong winds have struck Assam, Meghalaya, and Nagaland over the past 48 hours, causing significant disruption. The storms uprooted trees, damaged power lines, and led to flight delays in Guwahati and Imphal. Schools and offices remained shut in several areas as the Regional Meteorological Centre issued orange and yellow warnings. Flash floods were reported in hilly districts, leading to the evacuation of dozens of families. Experts say the current weather pattern is the result of a low pressure area over Bangladesh pulling moist air into the region. The Northeast monsoon has also been erratic this year, making forecasting difficult. Relief teams are active and power restoration is underway. Citizens are being advised to remain indoors during late evenings when thunderstorm activity peaks.

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