Delhi is expected to have rain today, while most of India will see rains by June 27.
With temperatures between 40°C and 29°C today, rain and thunderstorms are predicted for Delhi and the neighboring areas. The extended heatwave plaguing northern India has somewhat subsided thanks to recent light showers and thunderstorms.
Most of India's heatwaves are mitigated by light rain.
Delhi is forecast to get rain, thunderstorms, and dust storms today. The minimum temperature is predicted to be 29 degrees Celsius.
According to the weather service, Friday is expected to bring rain, thunderstorms, and dust storms to Delhi and the surrounding territories. The national capital was expected to see a partly cloudy sky during the day, according to the India Meteorological Department.
It stated that today's maximum and minimum temperatures are anticipated to hover around 40 and 29 degrees Celsius, respectively.
The national capital's heatwaves were reportedly lessened on Thursday by light rain and thunderstorms, according to the weather service.
According to the IMD, the minimum temperature was measured at 29.6 degrees Celsius, two notches over the season's average, while the maximum temperature was determined to be 40 degrees Celsius, one degree above the season's average.
A brutally prolonged heatwave has affected large areas of northern India, including Delhi. As a result, the number of people suffering from heat stroke has increased, and the Center has advised hospitals to establish specific sections to treat these patients.
The bodies of fifty persons from disadvantaged families have been found in and around Delhi during the last three days, police reported on Wednesday.
Parts of northern India were impacted by the western disturbance on Thursday; the region has been suffering from a severe heatwave since June 7.
According to the India Meteorological Department, there won't be a heatwave in the majority of the nation for the next four to five days.
Between June 27 and July 3, the monsoon is expected to affect most of northwest and central India. In the midst of the intense heat, the main rain-bearing system showed little improvement between June 13 and June 19, prolonging the wait for rain in northern India, according to the report.
"Heatwave conditions have abated from Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, North Rajasthan, North Madhya Pradesh, and many parts of Uttar Pradesh today (June 20)," according to the weather bureau.
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