The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast the arrival of the monsoon in Delhi-NCR around June 30. As residents struggle with severe heatwave conditions, this forecast brings some relief. Here’s a detailed look at the current weather situation and what to expect in the coming days.
Monsoon Arrival
- Predicted Date: June 30
- Expected Weather: Light rainfall and thunderstorms are expected to mark the onset of the monsoon.
- Impact: This is likely to lower temperatures in Delhi and its surrounding areas.
Current Weather Conditions
Heatwave Alert
- Regions Affected:
- Delhi-NCR: A red alert for extreme heat was issued until June 19.
- West Uttar Pradesh: A red alert is in place for the next two days.
- Uttar Pradesh: A red alert has been issued for severe heatwave conditions.
- Other Regions: Orange alerts for Punjab, Haryana, and Bihar.
- Expected Temperatures: Around 40°C in Delhi-NCR.
IMD’s Forecast
- June 19 Update:
- IMD Scientist Dr. Naresh Kumar: “We issued a red alert for Punjab, Haryana, Delhi-NCR, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar. Conditions improved today with rainfall in Bihar.”
- Current Alerts: An orange alert for Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi-NCR, but a red alert continues for West Uttar Pradesh and parts of Uttar Pradesh.
Weather Changes Expected
- Dust Storms and Light Rainfall:
- Date: Expected on June 19.
- Location: In and around Delhi.
- Effect: It may provide temporary relief from the heat.
Summary
As the severe heatwave continues in Delhi-NCR and nearby regions, the forecasted monsoon arrival on June 30 brings hope for cooler temperatures and relief from the oppressive heat. The IMD has issued various alerts to caution residents about the ongoing and upcoming weather changes.
References
Stay updated on weather forecasts and advisories from the IMD to stay safe and prepared for sudden changes in weather.
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