Somewhere the ‘red alert’ of heavy rains, somewhere the heat and heat continue

New Delhi: The mood of the country’s weather is presenting two different pictures at this time. On the one hand, while the monsoon has started a phase of heavy rains by knocking in southern and western states, on the other hand many parts of North India are still in the grip of scorching heat and heat. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning for many states, in which there is a possibility of flood -like conditions, then people will have to wait a few more days for the relief of the monsoon.

Heavy rain havoc in these states

Monsoon has been fully active in Goa, Konkan, Coastal Karnataka and Kerala, moving fast. These areas have been receiving torrential rains continuously for the last 24 hours, which has affected normal life. IMD for these areas Orange and Red Alert Has issued Fishermen have been advised not to go into the sea due to the possibility of high waves in the sea. Heavy rains have also been warned in Mumbai, Ratnagiri, and parts of Gujarat in Maharashtra.

Last round of summer in North India

At the same time, the people of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi-NCR and western Uttar Pradesh are still suffering from scorching heat and humidity. The temperature in these areas is between 42 and 45 degrees Celsius and hot winds (heat) are running. However, the Meteorological Department estimates that this is the last phase of summer.

Delhi-UP will get relief soon

The good news for the people of North India is that the monsoon is now moving fast towards them. According to the IMD, in the next 2-3 days i.e. from 29-30 June, monsoon is likely to reach Delhi, western Uttar Pradesh and the rest of Haryana. After this, there will be a huge drop in temperature in these areas and there will be great relief from the heat. Pre-monsoon rains have started in Bihar, Jharkhand and eastern Uttar Pradesh, which is a sign of the arrival of monsoon.