The Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rain at some places in the state for the next four days. A red alert has been issued for heavy rain and hailstorm in six districts including Dehradun and Nainital since Saturday. Apart from this, monsoon can knock in the state on June 25-26.
Thursday morning started with light rain in the national capital New Delhi. Due to rain in many areas of the capital, the weather has become pleasant. The Meteorological Department said that there will be heavy rains in Delhi for the next four days. Along with this, there is news of relief for other states as well. The Meteorological Department said that the monsoon wind of the Bay of Bengal is
New Delhi: Most of the country including Delhi-NCR and entire North India is in the grip of severe heat at this time. But, in the meantime, the Indian Meteorological Department has predicted widespread heavy to very heavy rains over Assam for the next five days.
New Delhi: India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Thursday said that Monsoon will advance into remaining parts of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and parts of Northeast in the next 48 hours. The Southwest Monsoon entered India with its onset over Kerala on Thursday, a week after the normal date of June 1, the IMD said.
The IMD had said on Sunday that there could be a delay of three to four days from the date of arrival of monsoon over Kerala. Normally, the southwest monsoon hits the state on June 1 with a standard deviation of about seven days.
The rain on Thursday evening in Delhi and NCR region brought coolness in the atmosphere, these drops of rain gave relief to the people from the scorching heat. Noida and Greater Noida have also received rain with strong winds. Although the humidity and heat remained till noon.
Weather Update Today: The scorching heat continues to wreak havoc in most of the states of the country. Many states of the country are facing the heat these days. Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department has issued a heatwave alert in many states between May 20 and 22.
Mocha has taken a dangerous form, a disaster for Bangladesh-Myanmar. 30,000 Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh were taken to safer places. In Myanmar, 10,000 people left their homes and took refuge in safe places.
According to IMD, at 5:30 pm, the cyclonic storm will lie over southeast Bay of Bengal, about 520 km west of Port Blair and 1,100 km south-southwest of Cox's Bazar. Cyclone Mocha intensifies today and make landfall on Sunday between Cox's Bazar and Kyaukpyu, near the port city of Sittwe in Myanmar, the meteorological office said.
New Delhi: In the second week of May, the temperature has started rising in almost all the areas of North India. In many areas of North and Central India, the temperature has crossed 40 degree Celsius. At the same time, snowfall is also decreasing on the mountains. Apart from this, the process of rain continues in the southern states.
