Delhi Weather Report: Many states of North India including the capital Delhi are currently getting scorching heat. On Monday, people were in bad condition due to the scorching heat in the capital Delhi and its surrounding areas. In the afternoon, it is as if there was a fire from the sky. In this third degree torture of summer, people seem to be out of the house during the day. Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department has made a big prediction. IMD has issued a yellow alert of ‘heat wave’ and ‘dusty strong winds’ till the next two days i.e. 10 and 11 June.
Thunderstorms will come in Delhi tomorrow
The Indian Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rains in most parts of the country since June 10. It has been said by the Meteorological Department that heavy rains may start from June 10 in the southern states of the country and coastal areas in the west as well as in the northeastern states. At the same time, the Meteorological Department has issued an alert for dust storm for Delhi. From June 10, there is a possibility of rain in most parts of the country, which can provide relief from the scorching heat.
Weather can change from June 12
The Meteorological Department has issued a Yellow alert for scorching heat on 10 and 11 June. During this time, the scorching heat will continue. According to the Meteorological Department, a clear change in the weather can be seen on June 12.
People are suffering due to scorching heat
Let us know that on Monday, the maximum temperature in Delhi reached 42.1 degrees Celsius, which is 2.1 degrees above the seasonal average. Talking about the minimum temperature, Delhi’s minimum temperature was 27.7 degrees Celsius. On Tuesday, the city is expected to have strong winds and the maximum temperature is expected to be around 43 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 28 degrees Celsius.
Along with Delhi, the scorching sun in Noida has made people live these days. As the sun’s rays come out, they start showing their attitude. The condition of summer was such that the maximum mercury was at 32 degrees at 9 am, while in the afternoon, the effect of sunlight was so much that it became difficult for people to get out of the houses.
