The Torment of Heat to Subside from Delhi-UP to MP; IMD Forecasts the Arrival of Storms and Rain Starting on This Date. The torture of heat will stop from Delhi-UP to MP, IMD said that storm and rain will enter from this date.

Amidst the fire raining from the sky, scorching heat and record breaking temperatures, a big news of relief is coming for crores of citizens of North and Central India. If you too are suffering from the scorching sun and humidity from morning to evening, then the latest update from the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) can give you great relief. According to the Meteorological Department, the dangerous heat wave will continue for the next two to three days in many states including Delhi-NCR, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, but right after this the weather is going to take a turn. The weather pattern is expected to change completely from May 29, which will not only give freedom to the general public from the scorching heat, but will also give a new life to the cities and farmers facing electricity and water crisis.

The mercury crossed 46 in these states including Delhi-NCR, nights also became very hot.

At present, the sun’s fierce form is being seen in large parts of north-west and central India. In many areas of Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Western Uttar Pradesh, the maximum temperature has crossed the 46 degree Celsius mark. The situation is so serious that now not only the days but also the nights are scorching the people. Due to the continuous increase in minimum temperature, people are forced to face humidity and hot winds 24 hours a day. Meteorologists say that the situation is likely to remain challenging till May 28.

New weather system will be active from May 29, winds will blow at a speed of 70 km

A strong weather system is working behind this big and relief change in the weather. According to IMD, a new Western Disturbance and Cyclonic Circulation is going to become active from May 29. Due to the impact of this new system, there will be a sudden change in the weather of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Western Uttar Pradesh. An alert has been issued in these states for strong winds blowing at a storm speed of 60 to 70 kilometers per hour, dust storms and heavy rains accompanied by thunder. Due to this pre-monsoon activity, there will be a huge drop in temperature and people will get immediate relief from the scorching sun.

Heat wave at the most dangerous level in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, disgusting form of humidity in coastal areas

Even though the date of relief is approaching, at present the heat has reached its most destructive level in the areas of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Vidarbha. Apart from this, in the states of Eastern India and Peninsular India, heat wave will continue to affect the normal life completely for the next two to three days. On the other hand, severe humidity has made life miserable for people in the coastal areas of West Bengal and Odisha, where people are suffering due to the sweaty heat.

Know how long the heatwave red alert will last in your state.

According to the state-wise official data released by the Meteorological Department, the heat wave conditions and its impact in different parts of the country are going to be as follows:

These 3 big geographical reasons are hidden behind the record breaking heat.

This year the heat in India has destroyed the records of the last several decades. Meteorologists have attributed this extremely long and deadly heat wave to three major geographical and seasonal reasons.

The first reason is that there was a huge lack of western disturbance this year. Generally, in the month of May, the cold western disturbances coming to North India weakened, due to which there was no pre-monsoon rain at all and the earth continued to heat up. The second major reason is the effect of active El Nino in the Pacific Ocean, which increased the global temperature and created record-breaking heat in the Indian subcontinent. The third major reason was that this time the night temperature broke all records; Recently, the minimum temperature in Delhi was recorded at 32.4 degrees Celsius, which has been recorded as the hottest night in the month of May in the last 14 years.