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Uttar Pradesh is in the grip of scorching heat and deadly heat. The continuous rising temperature is making people live. But the good news is that the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted major changes in the weather within the next 48 hours, which is expected to get relief from the scorching heat soon. With the sound of monsoon, there are chances of fall in temperature and rains.
Lu and rising temperature orgy continues
Today, on June 9, the maximum temperature in many parts of Uttar Pradesh is expected to be between 40 and 45 degrees Celsius. There are hot winds in the plains and people are very upset with the heat. IMD has continued ‘Red Alert’ in view of the current level of heat, which means people need to be very careful and should avoid getting out of the house unnecessarily. Especially the elderly, children and sick people have been advised to take special precaution to protect them from hard sun and heat.
Monsoon knock and weather change after 48 hours
According to the Meteorological Department, within the next 48 hours, there are favorable conditions of monsoon arrival in Uttar Pradesh. The first monsoon entry will be the way to eastern Uttar Pradesh (Purvanchal). With this knock of monsoon, there will be a huge drop in temperature and heavy rain is expected in many places.
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Temperature reduction: The effect of scorching heat and heat will be reduced, which will provide relief in both day and night time.
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Jhamajham Rain: For several days, dry land and crops will get rain water, which will also be a big relief for the farmers.
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First relief in eastern UP: According to the forecast, the districts of Purvanchal will first get relief, after which the effect of monsoon in western UP will gradually increase.
What should people do?
Meanwhile, until the monsoon is completely active and it does not rain, people have been advised to take precautions:
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Avoid getting out in the sun, especially during the day, especially in the sun.
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Keep consuming liquids like water, lemonade, ORS in adequate amounts so that there is no lack of water in the body.
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Wear light, loose and cotton clothes.
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Keep the head covered if needed.
This update is a ray of hope for millions of Uttar Pradesh people, who are now eagerly waiting for cold showers after the scorching heat.
North India Statesman