North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: The scorching heat in North India for the last several days has increased the problems of the people. In many areas including Delhi-NCR, it has become almost impossible to get out of the house in the afternoon as the temperature reached 42 degrees Celsius. Along with this, power cuts have increased people’s problems further. However, now people are expected to get relief from the possibility of rain.
How will the season of Delhi-NCR be today?
According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), today, on April 29, Delhi-NCR may receive light rain, due to which strong winds are also expected to blow at a speed of 30-50 km/h. Today’s maximum temperature can be 41 ° C and the minimum temperature can be 27 ° C. This will give people some relief from the heat.
According to the IMD, the sky is likely to be partially cloudy on 30 April and 1 May, although the chances of rain are low. These days the maximum temperature may remain up to 36–38 ° C, which will reduce the effect of heat, but it is advisable to take precautions.
Mercury crosses 46 ° C in Rajasthan, expected of soon relief
The south-western districts of Rajasthan continue to have a severe heat, where the temperature in Barmer has reached 46.3 degrees Celsius. The main reason for this heat is hot and dry winds coming from Sindh province of Pakistan. According to meteorological experts, there is a possibility of drop in temperature and relief from the Arabian Sea soon due to the arrival of cold southwest winds.
Good condition of pre-monsoon rain in Kerala
On the other hand, the pre-monsoon season is going well in Kerala in South India. Between March 1 and April 27, 39% more rainfall than normal was recorded. It is a matter of relief that despite heavy rains, no major problems related to floods or meteorological have been faced yet. Most of the rain has been light to moderate, causing no serious damage.
