As the sun rises over the capital city, Delhiites can brace themselves for a day that's bound to be on the warmer side. With the mercury expected to soar to a maximum of 34°C, it's advisable to keep water bottles handy and stay hydrated throughout the day. Although the lowest temperature might offer a slight reprieve at 20°C, the day will remain predominantly hot, with only slight cloud cover and minimal chances of rain.
IMD's Insights: Weather Patterns and Predictions
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) provided insights into the nation's weather dynamics, shedding light on various weather systems and their anticipated impacts. Presently, a cyclonic circulation looms over northeast Assam and neighboring regions, exerting its influence across a considerable stretch. Over the coming days, expect widespread light to moderate rainfall with isolated thunderstorms and lightning over several northeastern states and parts of West Bengal and Sikkim.
Meanwhile, the Western Disturbance, currently manifesting as a trough in the middle tropospheric westerlies, is set to bring its own set of weather changes. Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and regions in the Western Himalayas are likely to witness isolated to scattered rainfall or snowfall, along with sporadic thunderstorms and lightning.
IMD's Maximum Temperature Projections: Outlook for the Week Ahead
Looking ahead, IMD's forecast for maximum temperatures paints a varied picture across different regions of India. While certain areas experience temperatures below normal, others face a gradual rise in mercury levels. Parts of East India are expected to see a noticeable uptick in temperatures over the next few days, while Central and Northwest India are also slated for a moderate increase. However, regions like Rayalaseema, Kerala, and Mahe are in for a spell of hot and humid weather.
Heat Wave Alert: Saurashtra & Kutch in the Spotlight
As IMD keeps a vigilant eye on weather patterns, it issues a heat wave warning for isolated pockets in Saurashtra and Kutch. Residents are advised to take necessary precautions to mitigate the effects of soaring temperatures during this period.
