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There is severe heat in some states of the country, but there is no rain anywhere due to the effect of cyclone Ramal. However, now the month of May is about to end. Then people are waiting for when they will get relief from the scorching heat, when will it rain. At the same time, the question arises that how long will the heat continue to wreak havoc.
2 killed including BSF jawan
Heat has wreaked havoc in North India. Especially in Rajasthan. Due to severe heat in the western part of the state, a red alert has been issued till May 29. Two people including a BSF jawan have died due to heat in Jaisalmer.
When will we get relief from the heat?
According to the Meteorological Department, the plains of North-West India will not get relief from the scorching heat for at least three days. During this period, heat wave is likely to occur in most parts of Rajasthan and various parts of Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Western UP and Madhya Pradesh. It is expected that there will be some relief from the heat after this.
red alert here
The Meteorological Department has declared a red alert in Rajasthan, Punjab, UP, Haryana, Delhi and Chandigarh till May 29. During Nautapa, the highest temperature was recorded in Phalodi, Rajasthan, where the temperature was 50 degrees on the first day Saturday, 49.8 degrees on Sunday and 49.4 degrees on Monday. The mercury remained close to 48 degrees at 17 places in the country including Phalodi.
When will monsoon reach Kerala?
Monsoon reaches Kerala first. Then there is curiosity about when will the monsoon reach Kerala. At that time, the Meteorological Department had given a relief news in this regard and said that favorable conditions are being created for the monsoon to arrive in Kerala in the next five days. The date of arrival of monsoon in Kerala is 31 May. Monsoon usually arrives in Kerala in June. Monsoon is expected to arrive in UP from 18 to 20 June while in Mumbai from 10 to 11 June. Monsoon is expected to arrive in the capital Delhi on 29 June.
