North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Heatwave: In many parts of the country, especially in North India, heat outbreak continues and is not expected to provide relief at the moment. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a new warning, stating that in some areas of North-West India, ie in Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Western Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, a fierce heat is going to run for the next several days.
According to the meteorological departmentIn these areas, till June 14, ‘Extreme Heat Days’ i.e. too much summer days will be seen. In some places, the temperature can reach 45-47 ° C. Given this critical situation, IMD has also released ‘Red Alert’ for some states, while others have ‘Orange Alert’, which means people need to be very cautious.
However, a good news is that some relief is expected after 14 June. This can happen due to the effects of Western Disturbance and pre-monsoon rain. As far as the monsoon is concerned, the Meteorological Department says it is slowly moving forward and is likely to reach other parts of the country at its normal time.
Meanwhile, heavy rains will continue in Northeast India, and states like Kerala and Karnataka in South India are also receiving good rains. In some areas of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, rain can also be seen with dust storm or thunderstorm.
To avoid this fierce heat, IMD has advised people to drink enough water, avoid getting out in the sun, wear light and loose clothes and keep yourself hydrated. Children and the elderly need to take special care.
