The intense sunlight and humidity in Punjab and Chandigarh are troubling people. On Sunday, a slight drop of 0.4 degrees in temperature was recorded, but it is still 3.3 degrees higher than normal.
Punjab and Chandigarh are experiencing severe heat. For the first time this season, the temperature has reached 45.2 degrees. Faridkot remained the hottest.
The weather in Haryana has started showing its harsh moods. In several parts of the state, along with the heat of the sun, nights have also begun to make people sweat.
In Rajasthan, the temperature may rise by 3 to 4 degrees in the next few days. According to the Meteorological Center Jaipur, the weather will remain clear and the heat will intensify.
Delhi experienced a pleasant morning with temperatures around 22°C, but a significant rise is expected, potentially reaching 40°C later in the day. The India Meteorological Department has issued warnings about this heat surge following a period of rainfall.
In Rajasthan, the heat intensified due to the strong sunlight. After Barmer and Jaisalmer, the mercury has also crossed 41 degrees Celsius in Kota. In Churu and Chittorgarh as well, the temperature was recorded above 40 degrees Celsius yesterday.
Delhi is set to witness warmer weather this week, as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted a sharp rise in temperature, with the maximum likely to reach 40 degrees Celsius by April 15.
With the period of storms and rain coming to a halt in Rajasthan, the heat has gradually begun to increase. Since Sunday morning, the sky has remained clear, and as the sun came out, the heat slightly increased.
Residents of Delhi NCR should brace for a shift in weather as pleasant mornings begin to fade and stronger heat takes over. Sunday (April 12) morning started with bright sunshine and clear skies across the region
