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News India Live, Digital Desk: Weather update: The outbreak of scorching heat in the northern parts of the country is still going on, in many cities the temperature has reached a record level. However, the Meteorological Department has raised hopes of relief. It is expected that there may be some relief from the heat in these areas around 21 to 22 June, when pre-monsoon activities will increase.
Waiting in Delhi-NCR is long, then relief will be available
This week too much heat will be felt in Delhi and NCR (National Capital Region). People will have to deal with strong sunlight and humidity. However, according to the Meteorological Department, by the end of this week, ie around 22 June, light rain or drizzle may occur, which is expected to reduce the temperature slightly. It is still late for the monsoon to arrive in Delhi.
‘Rudra form of heat’ in Uttar Pradesh, light rain at some places
Uttar Pradesh is also in the grip of scorching heat these days. Cities like Prayagraj (Allahabad), Lucknow, Varanasi and Gorakhpur remain one of the hottest cities. There is a possibility of splatter in the eastern parts of the state with sporadic rains and thunderstorms on June 19 and 20. Even after June 20, such activities may continue in some other places, but the widespread effect of monsoon in the entire state will be seen in the end of June or early July.
Monsoon entry in Bihar, 4-5 days of continuous rain
There is good news for Bihar! The monsoon in the state has made a bang before the scheduled time. Jhajjham rains have started in many parts of the state including the capital Patna. The Meteorological Department has predicted continuous rains and thunder-glow in Bihar for the next 4-5 days. During this time, alert of lightning has also been issued at some places, so people have been advised to be careful. Due to the arrival of monsoon, people in Bihar have brought great relief from the scorching heat.
Status of other states: Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan
In Punjab and Haryana, the heat situation will remain, while the western parts of Rajasthan will have to face scorching heat. However, there is a possibility of rain and thunderstorms in eastern Rajasthan since June 19, which can provide some relief to the people there.
Overall, a large part of northern India is still facing heat, but the monsoon is gaining momentum and gradually spread throughout the country.
