Heatwave in India today: India Meteorological Department (IMD) Especially in some parts, with some intense heatwave conditions, indicating upcoming heatwave conditions in many cities of Himachal Pradesh and East Rajasthan by 14 June. Whereas the national capital may have some relief experience after fifty-two degrees Celsius.
According to the Meteorological Department of India, the same situation can remain in many places in the areas of Jammu and Kashmir, as well as Punjab and West Uttar Pradesh. Haryana, Chandigarh and the national capital Delhi state can also remain with heatwave conditions till today, till 14 June.
Western Himalayan region braces for extreme temperature
moderate to severe Hatwave There is a possibility of conditions in the north -western part of India, which includes the Western Himalayan region by June 14, today and tomorrow, and there will be relief, as stated by the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
Weather authorities have indicated heavy rains in Kerala, Karnataka and Goa. IMD has put a situation of heatwave on radar at many places in Himachal Pradesh and in some parts in the eastern region of Rajasthan till 14 June with acute heat conditions. The Met Department said that in West Rajasthan too, in many places and for a long time, for 15 June, till 14 June, till 14 June, till 14 June, till 14 June, the heat wave situation can be done as well as heatwave.
Weather officials today reported all hot and humid weather in northeastern states like Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura. Claimed by the India Meteorological Department, nights may remain warm in summer-track areas above Punjab, Haryana, West Rajasthan, West Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh.
IMD has worried that there will be no visual change in the maximum temperature for the next two to three days in the maximum temperature in the northwest region and India.
Southwest monsoon may arrive in Delhi early: IMD forecast
The national capital Delhi was struggling with intense heat humidity. The Meteorological Department said on Thursday that the capital may soon provide relief as the South -West monsoon is likely to reach the capital 10 days before its general expected arrival.
Regularly, the monsoon hits Delhi around June 30, but A India Meteorological Department (IMD) The report indicated that it may feel its presence in the beginning of the third week of June.
With signs of relief, Delhiites may expect rain to breathe after mercury peaks with maximum temperature reaching 43 degrees Celsius on Thursday.
The temperature in Delhi has been above normal in the last two weeks, in which warning of intense heat wave is being issued. But on this Wednesday, Weather Body issued a clear statement that from 14 to 17 June, Delhi could see a significant decline in temperature up to 37–42 degrees Celsius, which joined light to moderate rainfall and gusti winds.
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