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Lucknow/Gorakhpur: After the continuous movement of clouds and light drizzle in Uttar Pradesh for the last few days, now the weather pattern is going to take a turn once again. According to the Meteorological Department (IMD), from Friday (April 10), a gradual increase in temperature will be recorded in most parts of the state including Lucknow, Gorakhpur, Kanpur and Meerut. Due to the active westerly winds, there are now indications that the effect of humidity and heat is increasing.
Winds will blow at a speed of 25 to 30 km
According to meteorologists, from Friday in many districts of Uttar Pradesh 25 to 30 kilometers per hour Strong surface winds are expected to blow at a speed of . Dryness in the environment will increase with the arrival of sunshine. Experts of Gorakhpur say that due to strong winds, the effect of heat will be felt very strongly in the afternoon, hence people have been advised to take special precautions and stay hydrated while going out of the house.
Weather condition of major cities
Lucknow: There may be light clouds in the capital on Friday morning, but there is a possibility of bright sunshine in the afternoon. Winds will continue to blow as the temperature increases.
Kanpur: The day’s temperature will rise with sunshine in Kanpur division. However, due to clearing of clouds and cold winds, a slight drop in night temperature may be recorded.
Ayodhya: According to Kumarganj Agricultural University, there may be partly cloudy sky in the next 24 hours in eastern Uttar Pradesh, but there is no possibility of rainfall. Western winds will blow at normal speed.
Agra: The maximum temperature recorded in Tajnagari on Thursday was 32.6 degrees Celsius, which was about 4.5 degrees below normal. Now the heat is expected to increase with strong surface winds in the next three days.
Meerut and Bareilly: The maximum temperature in Meerut is around 29.8 degrees. There will be strong surface winds in both Bareilly and Meerut on Friday and the sky is expected to be clear.
Take care of health amid rising mercury
The Meteorological Department has warned that this sudden rise in temperature can have adverse effects on the body. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight between 12 noon and 4 pm. Especially people associated with the agricultural sector and workers working outside have been advised to keep their heads covered to avoid heat wave-like conditions.