Weather Warning: North India is facing burning heat and heatstroke these days. In states like Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir, Mercury has crossed 45 degrees Celsius. The Meteorological Department (IMD) has also issued an orange warning on the heat on June 11 and said that the situation of heatwave in northwest India will continue for the next 4-5 days.
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Inconvenient heat
The maximum temperature in Delhi was recorded on Tuesday. The Meteorological Department estimates that the heat will continue to destroy in Delhi and surrounding areas by June 12. However, after June 12, western disturbance can cause rain and heavy winds, which can provide some relief.
Ganganagar is the highest in 47.4 ° C
The heat in Rajasthan has taken a fierce form. Ganganagar was the hottest with 47.4 ° C on Tuesday. Mercury in cities like Jaipur, Kota, Biker, Churu and Jaisalmar remained between 44-46 ° C, with weather in West Rajasthan likely to be dry and warm by next week.
Heat destruction in Punjab-Haryana too
The mercury reached 47.6 ° C in Bathinda, the highest in Punjab and Haryana. Temperatures in Sirsa, Rohtak, Narnaul, Hisar and Chandig in remain between 43-46 ° C. There is also the possibility of dust storms in many areas.
Animals also offended by men in Jammu and Kashmir
Temperatures in Jammu 45 ° C. Going beyond, the effect of heat has reached the forests and zoos. In the Jammu Jambu Zoo, water sprinkles, artificial lakes and other arrangements have been made to relieve the animals. At the same time, the temperature in Srinagar has reached 34 ° C, which has increased the demand for cooler and AC.
When will you be relieved?
According to the IMD, light rain and heavy winds are blowing in some areas from June 13 to 15, which is expected to decline. In the third week of June, the monsoon can reach Jammu and Kashmir.
Be careful, be at home
The administration has appealed to the people that they will not leave the house from 11am to 4pm and will take all steps to prevent sunlight. Keep drinking water constantly, wear loose and lightly colored clothes and avoid direct contact in the sun.
