# UP rain changes weather, thunder, strong winds hit multiple districts

2026-10-06T22:01:51+00:00 | India | Indian Opinion Desk

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Uttar Pradesh's weather shifted sharply on Tuesday, 6 October, as several districts in the Terai and Purvanchal regions experienced thunderstorms, strong winds, and moderate to heavy rain. The India Meteorological Department recorded the highest rainfall of 85 mm in Ambedkarnagar. Daytime temperatures dropped due to the rain and gusty winds. The weather department said the impact of the changed conditions will be more pronounced in western Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday, 7 October. Some districts in the western Terai region may also see hailstorms.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The rainfall has brought a sharp dip in daytime temperatures across UP, offering immediate relief from heat but also posing risks for standing crops, especially in the Terai where hail is forecast. The 85 mm downpour in Ambedkarnagar is unusually high for early October and signals a swift seasonal transition. The weather department's warning for hailstorms in western Terai districts points to potential localised crop damage. No official advisory or next-step update was provided beyond the Wednesday forecast.

## Coverage

- amarujala.com <https://www.amarujala.com/lucknow/weather-changes-in-up-due-to-rain-strong-winds-accompanied-by-thunder-and-lightning-2026-10-06>
  Straight factual reporting of weather data and forecast

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