Delhi and several parts of North India are set to face sweltering heat, with temperatures rising by 3 to 5 degrees over the next few days, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Sunday.
Parts of Delhi and adjoining National Capital Region (NCR) witnessed a dramatic weather shift on Tuesday as light rainfall and thunderstorms swept across the region.
Residents of Delhi woke up to widespread rainfall on Monday morning, offering relief from the recent spell of intense heat. The showers follow similar weather over the weekend that helped push temperatures below the 40-degree mark.
Bhopal: A shift towards unsettled weather conditions, moving away from the recent dry spell and heatwave, is expected across several districts of Madhya Pradesh in the coming days. While the weather remained largely dry in many divisions in recent days, significant atmospheric changes are now influencing the region, including multiple cyclonic circulations and troughs extending.
Kolkata: The Met Office has forecast thunderstorms accompanied by rain across South Bengal districts and Kolkata till May 5. According to the forecast, there is a high chance of thunderstorms along with rain on Monday, when counting of votes for the West Bengal Assembly polls will be held across 77 counting centers across the state..
A spell of rain on Thursday (April 30) brought much-needed relief to residents across Delhi and the NCR region, easing the intense heat that had pushed temperatures close to 40 degrees Celsius in the last days of April.
New Delhi is likely to witness heatwave conditions from Wednesday to Friday, with the mercury expected to soar to around 44 degrees Celsius in several parts of the national capital.
This time, a yellow alert for warm nights has been issued in Haryana. Along with the days, the nights are also increasing the heat instead of providing relief. For the first time, the Meteorological Department has issued a warm night alert.
Residents across Delhi NCR are set for another warm day, with rising temperatures and limited chances of rain offering little respite. According to the India Meteorological Department
The weather changed in Haryana on Friday afternoon. Heavy rainfall occurred in Hisar, Sirsa, Kaithal, Bhiwani, Panipat, and Sonipat. Hail also fell along with rain in Hansi.
