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The Meteorological Department estimates that the mercury is going to cross 45 degree Celsius in Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Central India.
The heat has suddenly increased in most parts of the country, including the north-central, while it is raining in the southern states. The Meteorological Department has said that there is a forecast of rain in 10 states including Odisha, while there will be a huge increase in temperature in 17 states. Heat wave will start in most areas of the country from this week.
The situation is such that in just 72 hours between May 6 and 9, the temperature of many states including Rajasthan, Bihar and MP has increased up to 9 degree Celsius.
Between May 6 and 9, the temperature increased like this.
Temperature will cross 45 degrees in UP and Central India
The Meteorological Department estimates that the mercury is going to cross 45 degree Celsius in Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Central India. The mercury will go above 40 degrees in the capital Delhi and its surrounding areas. Meanwhile, the mercury crossed 43 degree Celsius in Rajasthan’s Barmer on Tuesday. In Madhya Pradesh, mercury was recorded above 40 degree Celsius in six districts on Monday.
Heat wave is going on in Bengal, Bihar-Sikkim are heating up
Due to the cyclonic storm ‘Mocha’, the mercury has risen further in Bengal. Meteorologists say that a strange weather condition has developed. Heat wave warning till 11. The mercury in Kolkata can touch 40 degree Celsius.
Meteorologists say that the mercury in Kolkata can touch 40 degrees Celsius.
Compared to May last year, this May the mercury is lower by 7 degrees.
Due to unseasonal rains and snowfall on the mountains, the average temperature in May this year has been as low as 15 degrees. Last year on May 1, the country’s average maximum temperature was 43.5 degree Celsius, which remained 28.7 this year. It was 39.1°C on 5th May 2022, which was 32.1°C on 5th May.
Know the weather condition before going to Kedarnath
In view of heavy snowfall in Kedarnath, the Rudraprayag administration has advised pilgrims to travel only after getting information about the weather. Yogendra Gangwar, joint director of the tourism department, said that the registration process for the yatra has been put on hold till May 15 due to bad weather.
Cyclone Mocha will move north-northwestwards towards central Bay of Bengal and recurve towards Bangladesh-Myanmar coast.
Mocha likely to turn into severe cyclone
The storm brewing in the Bay of Bengal is likely to turn into a severe cyclone with wind speeds of up to 120 kmph over the sea, the Meteorological Department said. Mocha is very likely to move north-northwestwards towards central Bay of Bengal till May 11. Read full news…