The monsoon is expected to revive from Friday night with thundershowers. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) in its forecast said that gradual increase in rainfall activity over northwest India, including Delhi,Haryana and Punjab is likely over the next five days. The monsoon entered a break phase in Delhi on August 9 since when there has been no rainfall in the city so far. The monsoon trough is close to Delhi, with which the moisture-laden easterly winds have already started blowing, which are likely to bring rain activity in the region. The raun and thunder activity on Friday night is expected to mark an end to the break phase while paving way for its revival.“It has reached Haryana and some parts of Faridabad even received light rainfall on Thursday. Thundershowers are likely on Friday night while a moderate spell of rainfall is likely on August 21, which may also lead to a drop in temperatures over the weekend,” said an official.

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