Weather in Delhi: On Friday and Saturday, Delhi is likely to appear in Delhi, because the Indian meteorological department (IMD) released a “yellow warning” for two days.
24th April, the maximum temperature in the national capital can affect 42 degrees Celsius and the minimum will be between 20 and 22 degrees Celsius. The sky is expected to remain clear with a slight western wind and without wool.
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April 25 is probably thermal wave conditions, as the temperature can increase to 41-43 degrees Celsius. The sky will usually be clear throughout the day.
April 26 is expected to maximize the maximum temperature in the range of 41-43 degrees Celsius and the minimum will be around 23-25 degrees Celsius. A partially cloudy sky with a consistent southeast wind is also expected.
April 27 is expected to see a slight decrease in heat; The maximum temperature will probably be 39-41 degrees Celsius and the minimum will be 23–25 degrees Celsius. Probably partially overcast sky, with tied conditions from the northeast.
According to the Indian meteorological department, Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 19.7 degrees Celsius, three notches below the season diameter.
The relative humidity was 27 % at 8:30.
The maximum temperature is expected to settle around 41 degrees Celsius.
The hottest place in India
The industrial city of Odiy Jharsuguda was the hottest place in the country on Tuesday, with the level of mercury reaching 46.2 degrees Celsius. IMD said 15 seats in the state recorded maximum temperatures at 40 degrees Celsius or above 40 degrees.
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Chandrapur in the Visarbha area in Maharashtra was the second hottest place in the country recording 45.8 degrees Celsius, followed by Brahmapurim, the same region boiling at 45.2 degrees Celsius, IMD said.
Jharsuguda in the western region of the state recorded a historical high temperature in April 46.2 ° C in the middle of a serious wave warning on the wave that prevailed throughout the region.
Jharsugud was followed by Hiracud at 44.7 degrees Celsius, Sambalpur (44.6 degrees Celsius), Boudh (44.5 degrees Celsius), Titlagarh (44 ° C (43.2 Degrees Celsius) Celsius), Talcher (40.6 degrees Celsius) meteorological center.
Meanwhile, IMD issued an orange warning (be prepared) about waves’ conditions for one or two places in the districts of Boudh, Bolangir, Sundargarh and Sambalpur on Wednesday to 8:30.
She also released a yellow warning (realize) for the districts of NuaPada, Bargarh, Kalahandi and Sonepur. Hot and humid conditions were predicted in one or two places in Balasore, Bhadrak, Jajpur, Kendrapar, Cuttack, Jagatsinghpur, Puri, Khurda, Nayagarh, Ganjam and Gajapati and in one or two places in Sambalpur, Sundarh and Balangir.
IMD also stated that the difficult conditions of the heat for heat will continue Jharsugud until April 24.
Center asks States to take steps to mitigate the adverse effects of waves
The Center has asked all states and trade unions to take measures for effective management and mitigating the adverse effects of extreme thermal waves to workers and workers during this summer season.
In a letter addressed to the main secretaries and administrators of all countries and UTS, the Minister of Labor and the employment, he emphasized the need to issue instructions for residents, employers, construction companies and industries to take the necessary steps to mitigate the adverse effects of extreme wave on workers and workers.
The letter recommended a coordinated multi -world approach, a list of different steps, including dancing of working hours, ensuring adequate drinking water, ventilation and cooling and relaxation, regular health inspections for workers and emergency ice packages and thermal diseases to prevent building workers.
The letter also pointed out that the instructions would be issued to the leaders and the factory to allow slower working pace, flexible schedules, two persons during extreme heat and proper ventilation in underground mines.
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