Today weather report : Warming is down from most of India as only eight stations across India record high temperatures between 42-43,8 degrees Celsius, the Indian Department of Environmental Affairs (IMD) said on Friday.
NEW DELHI HEATWAVES :
“Under the influence of Western Distress like a river in tropical western areas, light separated by scattered rainfall combined with a single thunderstorm / lightning is most likely over Jammu-Kashmir-Ladakh-Gilgit-Baltistan-Muzaffarabad, Himachal Pradesh within the next two days and over Uttarakhand the next 24.
“A new weak Western disturbance is likely to affect the Western Himalayan Region from the night of April 24. Under its influence, light is divided into scattered rain accompanied by a single thunderstorm / lightning strike over Jammu-Kashmir-Ladakh-Gilgit-Baltistan-Muzaffar Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand on April 25 and 26, “said IMD.
However, heat waves are likely to prevail in isolated pockets in Gujarat over the next five days, southwest of Uttar Pradesh on April 23-26, south-east of Uttar Pradesh between 24-26, over Madhya Pradesh April 25-26 and Rajasthan. & Vidarbha on April 26, reports IMD.
GRADUATE INCREASE IN TEMPERATURE :
It also predicted a gradual rise of 3-5 degrees Celsius in the highest possible temperatures in most of northwestern India within the next five days. After high temperatures dropped by about 2-3 degrees Celsius in eastern India on Friday, they will rise by 3-5 degrees Celsius over the next three days .
However, no significant change in temperatures is likely to occur within the next two days in central India which will see a gradual increase of 3-5 degrees Celsius thereafter.
There will be a 2-3 degree rise in Celsius to the highest possible temperature above the inner Maharashtra within the next two days and no significant change thereafter as there is no significant change in the highest possible temperatures in the remaining parts of the country.
TEMPERATURE IN SOUTH DISTRICT:
Meanwhile, under the influence of strong southwest winds from the Bay of Bengal to the northeastern provinces at low tropospheric levels, widespread rainfall / thunderstorms / lightning / strong winds (speeds up to 30-40 kmph) are most likely in Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, sub-Himalayan West Bengal, and Sikkim within the next five days.
Heavy rains in isolated areas are likely to exceed Assam and Meghalaya until April 24 and Arunachal Pradesh on April 23 and 24.
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TEMPERATURE (chattisgarh and Odisha ):
Warming is down from most of India as only eight stations across India record high temperatures between 42-43,8 degrees Celsius, the Indian Department of Environmental Affairs (IMD) said on Friday.
“Under the influence of Western Distress like a river in tropical western areas, light separated by scattered rainfall combined with a single thunderstorm / lightning is most likely over Jammu-Kashmir-Ladakh-Gilgit-Baltistan-Muzaffarabad, Himachal Pradesh within the next two days and over Uttarakhand the next 24.
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IN A WESTERN DISTRICT :
“A new weak Western disturbance is likely to affect the Western Himalayan Region from the night of April 24. Under its influence, light is divided into scattered rain accompanied by a single thunderstorm / lightning strike over Jammu-Kashmir-Ladakh-Gilgit-Baltistan-Muzaffar Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand on April 25 and 26, “said IMD.
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However, heat waves are likely to prevail in isolated pockets in Gujarat over the next five days, southwest of Uttar Pradesh on April 23-26, south-east of Uttar Pradesh between 24-26, over Madhya Pradesh April 25-26 and Rajasthan. & Vidarbha on April 26, reports IMD.
It also predicted a gradual rise of 3-5 degrees Celsius in the highest possible temperatures in most of northwestern India within the next five days. After high temperatures dropped by about 2-3 degrees Celsius in eastern India on Friday, they will rise by 3-5 degrees Celsius over the next three days.
However, no significant change in temperatures is likely to occur within the next two days in central India which will see a gradual increase of 3-5 degrees Celsius thereafter.
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There will be a 2-3 degree rise in Celsius to the highest possible temperature above the inner Maharashtra within the next two days and no significant change thereafter as there is no significant change in the highest possible temperatures in the remaining parts of the country.
HEAVY RAINS IN SOME REGIONS :
Heavy rains in isolated areas are likely to exceed Assam and Meghalaya until April 24 and Arunachal Pradesh on April 23 and 24.
Extreme rain / thunderstorms / lightning / strong winds (speeds of up to 30-40 kmph) will likely be in Chhattisgarh and Odisha within the next five days, over Vidarbha and Gangetic West Bengal within the next two days, and over Bihar and Jharkhand in between. and the next 24. hours, IMD report added.
Almost all regions of the country received pre-rain activities on April 21. Provinces in the north and northwest of the country such as Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan and parts of Uttar Pradesh experienced dust storms, thunderstorms and rain. All other regions have experienced heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, leading to higher temperatures. The heat wave subsided across the country.
The climate system responsible for these pre-rain activities in northwestern India is already weak. The Easter winds are replaced by the dry and hot winds of the west as well as the Northwest and West. Temperatures have risen in the last 24 hours.
There will be a gradual increase in temperatures in many parts of Northwest, Central and East India. Warming conditions are likely to return to most parts of the country within the next 48 hours. We do not expect any major pre-rain activities within the next one week. Therefore, short-term relief from tropical climates is now over.
In the plains, heatwave is declared when the maximum temperature is above 40 degrees Celsius and at least 4.5 notes above normal.
A STRONG HEATWAVE :
A strong heatwave is announced when the average temperature is above 6.4 notes, according to IMD.
The national capital had recorded a high temperature of 43.2 degrees Celsius on April 21, 2017. The highest monthly temperature was 45.6 degrees Celsius on April 29, 1941.
IMD REPORT SAID :
Extreme rain / thunderstorms / lightning / strong winds (speeds of up to 30-40 kmph) will likely be in Chhattisgarh and Odisha within the next five days, over Vidarbha and Gangetic West Bengal within the next two days, and over Bihar and Jharkhand in between. and the next 24. hours, IMD report added.
Almost all regions of the country received pre-rain activities on April 21. Provinces in the north and northwest of the country such as Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan and parts of Uttar Pradesh experienced dust storms, thunderstorms and rain. All other regions have experienced heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, leading to higher temperatures. The heat wave subsided across the country.
The climate system responsible for these pre-rain activities in northwestern India is already weak. The Easter winds are replaced by the dry and hot winds of the west as well as the Northwest and West. Temperatures have risen in the last 24 hours.
There will be a gradual increase in temperatures in many parts of Northwest, Central and East India. Warming conditions are likely to return to most parts of the country within the next 48 hours. We do not expect any major pre-rain activities within the next one week. Therefore, short-term relief from tropical climates is now over.
In the plains, heatwave is declared when the maximum temperature is above 40 degrees Celsius and at least 4.5 notes above normal.
A strong heatwave is announced when the average temperature is above 6.4 notes, according to IMD.
The national capital had recorded a high temperature of 43.2 degrees Celsius on April 21, 2017. The highest monthly temperature was 45.6 degrees Celsius on April 29, 1941.
The Department of Meteorology had previously said that northwestern India and parts of central and central India were likely to experience extreme temperatures and normal temperatures in April.
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