
Waiting for Monsoon Continues in North India: Everyone is eyeing the monsoon move in North India. While activities have already started in many states due to monsoon, in states like Delhi-NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Kashmir, heat outbreaks are still being seen. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a detailed weather forecast for the region, which describes the expectations of potential relief from heat and progress of monsoon in the coming days.
Weather forecast of North India:
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Delhi-NCR and the surrounding areas: Currently in these areas, there is a lot of trouble due to the scorching heat and humidity. According to the IMD, a similar situation may persist for the next few days, but gradually the monsoon activity is expected to increase. There is a possibility that the monsoon may knock in Delhi and NCR at the beginning of the next week, which will cause a drastic drop in temperature and people will get relief from the heat.
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Uttar Pradesh and Bihar: In these states also, heat outbreaks continue in many places. While pre-monsoon activities can be seen in eastern Uttar Pradesh and parts of Bihar, it may take some time to reach most parts of the state of monsoon. IMD believes that as the air pressure in North India increases, the monsoon will grow faster.
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Haryana and Punjab: There is also a feeling of heat and humidity in these plains. The next few days are expected to drop a slight temperature, and if the monsoon moves faster, these states may also receive good rains by the end of June or early July.
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Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir: The situation is slightly different in the mountainous areas. Light rain activities have been recorded at some places in Himachal, while Jammu division in Jammu and Kashmir has also received relief from rain. The temperature in the Kashmir Valley is gradually rising and the heat is expected to remain for the next few days. In mountainous regions, it is important to always be ready for unexpected weather changes.
Overall, the forecast of the IMD suggests that the heat and humidity in North India may get a little more relief as the monsoon is expected to move faster. All should pay attention to the latest weather updates and take necessary precautions.
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