Weather Update / Heat has returned in many states including Delhi and UP, when will the rain start

After the recent rains in many states of North India including Delhi, severe heat has knocked again. IMD has warned of heat wave till next week. Monsoon is expected to reach Delhi by June 29, till then people may have to bear intense heat.

Weather Update: The relief from recent rains in many states of North India including the country's capital Delhi is now a thing of the past. Once again, scorching heat has engulfed the entire region. Temperatures are rising rapidly in states like Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, affecting normal life.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that heatwaves may occur in many parts of North India in the coming week. Hot winds may trouble people especially in the areas of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab and western Rajasthan. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather will remain completely clear till June 11, which may lead to further increase in temperature.

Monsoon slow, Delhi awaits

Although this time the monsoon had knocked ahead of time in India, its speed in North India has now slowed down. The Meteorological Department estimates that after June 12, the monsoon will be active again and will move rapidly towards eastern and central India. But it will still take time for the monsoon to reach the capital Delhi and the NCR region. The department says that monsoon may reach Delhi by June 29.

Next few days will be very hot

For now, the heat wave will continue in the capital Delhi. The maximum temperature on Saturday was recorded at 39.8 degrees Celsius, while it is likely to reach 41 degrees on Sunday. The situation may worsen on Monday and Tuesday, when the temperature is expected to go up to 42 and 43 degrees Celsius respectively.

What should common people do?

To avoid the heat, experts have advised people to avoid going out in the afternoon, wear light and loose clothes, drink as much water as possible and keep the body hydrated. Also, special care needs to be taken of the elderly and children, as these classes are more sensitive to heat.

Until the monsoon showers reach the capital, it is difficult for North India including Delhi to get relief from the scorching heat. It is important to keep an eye on every weather news in the coming days, so that caution can be taken in time.