The northern part of India is battling extreme heat. Delhi and several other states are in the grip of a severe heatwave. The advancement of the monsoon has slowed down. Temperatures in many regions of the country have climbed above 45 degrees Celsius, causing cooling systems in Delhi to fail. Uttar Pradesh is also witnessing high temperatures.
The maximum temperature in Delhi today could reach 43 degrees Celsius, with a minimum of 27 degrees Celsius. Strong winds and heat waves are likely during the day. The weather is expected to change in the evening with thunderstorms and light rain later at night. Rainfall is predicted in Delhi from June 13th to 16th, which should offer significant relief from the scorching heat.
Uttar Pradesh is experiencing a mix of conditions, with light showers expected in some areas and heat waves in others, particularly in the west and Bundelkhand. The monsoon is anticipated to reach UP by June 15th, which could provide relief to residents.
Bihar faced scorching heat on Wednesday, though some areas saw heavy rainfall. South Bihar, however, continues to be affected by high temperatures. Jharkhand is predicted to have thunderstorms, strong winds, and lightning across the state.
Rajasthan is experiencing a severe heatwave, with a weather change expected soon. A rain alert has been issued for four districts on June 14th. Madhya Pradesh has issued an orange alert for heat waves and a yellow alert for rainfall in several districts.
Heavy to very heavy rainfall is likely in central Karnataka. Coastal and interior Karnataka might also see moderate to heavy rainfall. Eastern and northern Tamil Nadu are under a very heavy rainfall warning, while Andhra Pradesh and Yanam may receive heavy rainfall. Maharashtra is expected to receive heavy downpours in many areas over the next 4-5 days.