Heat Wave Alert: The scorching heat has started showing its true form in the plains. The scorching and stinging sun has started troubling people since morning. After the changing weather, an increase in temperature has also been seen.
The scorching heat has started showing its true form in the plains. The scorching and stinging sun has started troubling people since morning. After the changing weather, an increase in temperature has also been seen. The Indian subcontinent has been experiencing diverse climatic conditions over the past few days, with some areas affected by heavy rainfall.
People will be troubled by severe heat wave
Regarding the increasing temperature, the Indian Meteorological Department has informed that in the coming few days, there will be severe heat wave in Tamil Nadu and Telangana including Karnataka due to increase in temperature. Apart from this, there will be severe heat in Gujarat including Andhra Pradesh, Puducherry and Kerala. According to IMD information, there is a possibility of severe heat wave due to rising temperatures in some parts of Eastern and Peninsular India.
Rising temperature
Summer has started showing its true form in most of the states of the country. The Meteorological Department has recorded temperatures exceeding 40 degrees in many states. Indian Meteorological Department i.e. IMD has also issued an alert of severe heat wave due to rising temperature.
India will come under heatwave
According to Indian weather information, the temperature will increase rapidly from April to June and heat will show its true form. From this month onwards, IMD has predicted a heat wave in most parts of the South Peninsula, Central India, Eastern India and the plains of North-West India.
IMD issued alert
After the heatwave, people will have to face severe heat in the coming days. From today to the next three days till April 4, heat will increase due to rise in temperature in many states like Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh. According to the information of IMD, information about heat wave has been issued due to increase in temperature in areas around Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Karnataka and Maharashtra.
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