IMD update: The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning to Heatwave for several northern and western states, including Delhi, Gujarat and Rajasthane, Citizens’ Warning of Burning Days, and an unforgivable summer before – although several states began to feel warm. According to IMD officials, Heatwave deteriorates.
Scientist IMD Akhil Srivastava said that the Saurashtra-Kutch and Gujarat region sees the waves and is likely to persist after the next four to five days. Rajasthan will also experience a heavy wave in the coming days.
“The thermal waves are reported in the Gujarat and Saurashtra-Kutch area, which are expected to continue for another 5-7 days. Rajasthan will also face serious heat wave conditions over the next 4-5 days for which warnings have been issued,” he said.
In northern India, Pandjab and Haryan can experience the state of the wave.
For the weather conditions in Delhi, the scientist IMD said that daily temperatures could reach approximately 40 degrees Celsius in some places up to 6 or 7 April.
“Delhi is currently witnessing a temperature of 3 degrees above a normal, floating around 38 to 40 degrees Celsius. There is a possibility by April 7 the possibility of adding western interference between 8 and 10 April, leading to storms, strong winds and collisions,” he added.
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According to the weather, Tamil Nadu is expected and Kerala will receive heavy rainfall in the next two days. “Severe isolated precipitation is expected in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and on the southern Karnataka interior in the next two days. From 7 or 8.
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