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“Brother, this September heat removes life!” – If you too live in Meerut or surrounding areas, then the same thing must be coming out of your mouth nowadays. The sticky heat and sweat humidity has kept everyone’s condition. Fans and coolers have also responded and everyone is just asking when the drops of relief from the sky will rain?
So let’s remove this confusion of yours. The predictions made by the Meteorological Department are a little confused but hopeful. It seems that the weather is playing a game of hide and seek with us.
So what is the situation right now?
The Meteorological Department says that for a day or two and this humid torture may have to bear. The mercury can be between 35 to 37 degrees during the day, and due to the moisture in the air, you will feel more heat than the real temperature. So at the moment, the hope of getting immediate relief from this sticky heat is slightly less.
But, there is good news too!
Now come on good news. The Meteorological Department has for many areas of western UP, including Meerut, Yellow alert Has released. This means that the weather can take a sudden turn and you need to be careful.
The movement of clouds in the sky may increase from this evening or tomorrow. It is not just light sprays, but some areas can also cause strong winds and thunderstorms along with heavy rain.
Why is this happening?
Actually, this is the time of farewell monsoon, and a similar mixture is often seen in the monsoon. Sometimes the sun blooms, sometimes there is a sudden dark cloud and it starts raining.
Important information for farmers also
While this rain will give relief from the heat on one side, it can also prove beneficial for paddy and sugarcane crops. But if there is strong winds with rain, the crop can also be damaged.
So overall:
The people of Meerut and West UP will still have to be ready for this ‘double game’ of heat and rain. The heat is expected to get relief, but will have to wait a little longer. Before leaving the house, you must find a mood of the sky once, do you know you need umbrellas!
North India Statesman