The National Capital Region (NCR) is experiencing intense summer conditions as a severe heatwave tightens its grip on the region.
According to the latest forecast from the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature on Monday may reach 44 degrees Celsius, while the minimum is expected to hover around 27 degrees Celsius. The entire day is likely to remain under the influence of a strong heatwave, severely impacting daily life.
The weather department has warned that strong surface winds will blow during the afternoon, further intensifying the heatwave conditions. Even during the evening hours, hot winds are expected to persist. Citizens have been advised to avoid stepping out during peak afternoon hours and to stay well hydrated to prevent heat-related illnesses.
However, there is some relief in sight. From April 28 onwards, a change in weather conditions is expected. On this day, the maximum temperature may drop to 41 degrees Celsius and the minimum to 28 degrees Celsius, along with a possibility of light rain accompanied by thunder and lightning. Similar weather conditions are likely to continue on April 29, with temperatures expected at 40 degrees Celsius maximum and 26 degrees Celsius minimum.
On April 30, partly cloudy skies are expected with chances of thunderstorm activity. The maximum temperature may fall further to 38 degrees Celsius, while the minimum could settle around 24 degrees Celsius. For May 1 and May 2, mostly clear skies are likely, though temperatures will remain relatively controlled, with highs around 40 degrees Celsius and lows between 24 and 25 degrees Celsius.
(IANS Input)
