Weather Forecast: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Delhi-NCR and the plains of North West India till May 1.
New Delhi: Weather Forecast: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Delhi-NCR and the plains of North West India till May 1.
There was no rain after February 25,
Senior IMD scientist RK”It hasn’t rained well since February 25. Between April 14 and April 21, there was a dust storm in Rajasthan and Haryana, but it didn’t rain well. Hence, the prolonged dry spell resulted in high temperatures,” Jenamani said. is made.”
He said that the Western Disturbance on May 2 will bring some relief to Northwest and Central India.
Asked if the entire country was setting any record for this month’s maximum temperature, Genmani said, “April 2010 was the hottest ever for the whole of India.”
Rains in Northeast and South States
He said, “This year, when severe heat is being witnessed over large parts of North West India and Central India, Northeast region, large parts of Kerala, Tamil Nadu are receiving heavy rains. So, we will have to wait till April 30 to see how this average pans out.”
Rain likely from May 2 to 4.
In an advisory, the IMD said that under the influence of another fresh Western Disturbance affecting Northwest India from May 2, thunderstorm/lightning will occur in the Western Himalayan region during May 2-4. With light/moderate rain likely.
“Therefore, there is a possibility of light rain over plains of Northwest India during 3rd and 4th May.” For now, heat wave conditions will prevail over large parts of India.
The IMD has predicted heatwave conditions over Northwest and Central India during the next four days and over East India during the next two days and will end thereafter.
