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A very big and very relieving news has come from the Meteorological Department for the general public suffering from the heat of the sun and deadly heat wave in North and Central India. The wait of the people of Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, who have been facing record-breaking heat for the last several days, is about to end. According to India Meteorological Department (IMD), the weather pattern of North India is going to change completely from 11th June 2026. After a long spell of raining fire from the sky and freezing temperatures of 42 to 44 degrees Celsius, an extremely powerful weather system is coming into action. Due to its effect, there will be a huge drop in temperature in the states of North India due to strong dust storm, lightning and heavy rain, which will provide great relief to the people suffering from the scorching heat.
A new dangerous western disturbance is coming, winds will blow at a speed of 70 km per hour and there will be severe hailstorm.
According to meteorologists, a new and very active Western Disturbance is going to hit the Western Himalayan region on June 11. Due to this system, widespread thunderstorms and rain will continue in Delhi-NCR, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan till at least June 14. During this time, the Meteorological Department has warned that strong dusty winds can blow at a storm speed of 70 kilometers per hour in the hilly and plain areas. There is a strong possibility of heavy hailstorm in the hilly states of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand as well as some plain parts of Punjab and Haryana, which will cause the temperature to drop suddenly.
IMD’s big alert for pilgrims undertaking pilgrimage in hilly states, warning of waterlogging
In view of this sudden and drastic change in the weather, IMD has issued special guidelines for devotees going to hill tourist places and religious pilgrimages like Chardham. Heavy rain and hailstorm can cause landslides and serious disruption in traffic on hilly roads. Along with this, the Meteorological Department has advised people living in plains and urban areas to avoid outdoor activities during storms. Due to heavy rains, dangerous situations like heavy waterlogging and traffic stoppage can arise in the low-lying areas of the cities, hence the administration has also been asked to be on full alert.
Heavy monsoon will knock in Delhi-NCR on this day, stormy pace picked up after three days delay
Amidst the scorching heat, everyone’s eyes are fixed on the arrival of monsoon. According to the latest bulletin of the Meteorological Department, the south-west monsoon had reached the Kerala coast on June 4 after a delay of three days from its normal date, but now it has started moving rapidly into many southern and eastern states of the country. According to IMD calculations, the first official monsoon rains over Delhi-NCR and its surrounding areas are very likely to occur between June 25 and June 30. Till then, this new Western Disturbance arriving from June 11 will continue to bring periodic pre-monsoon rain showers, completely averting the current heatwave conditions.
