Summer has been quite different across India. In some cities, high humidity is making the weather feel sticky and uncomfortable, while heatwave conditions are making it difficult for people to step outside in many regions. If you are planning to step out, it is better to check the latest weather updates across Delhi, Maharashtra, and more. Read on to know more.
Delhi Weather Turns Intense
Delhi is all set to experience the intense weather. Temperatures may rise by 2–3°C, and honestly, there’s not much relief. The days are going to feel extra harsh, especially during afternoon hours when stepping out might feel like a task. As per DD News, on Friday, the temperature could go up to around 44°C, while nights may stay warm at about 26°C. A yellow alert is already in place for heatwave conditions.
Not just Delhi, several parts across India will experience intense heat. Places like Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, West Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, Jharkhand, and even Kerala are expected to experience heatwave conditions. Rajasthan will experience strong heat for more days till 29, while Madhya Pradesh will also face similar heat but for a slightly shorter time.
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How’s The Weather In Other Places?
Vidarbha is currently the hottest part of Maharashtra, with cities like Amravati, Akola, and Nagpur crossing 43–44°C. Other regions like Jalgaon, Solapur, and Pune are also feeling the heat. Meanwhile, coastal areas like Mumbai and Alibag are slightly cooler.
According to the latest forecast by Asianet News, Bengaluru is expected to see partly cloudy skies with warm weather during the match. Temperatures may stay around 27–30°C in the evening, and the good news is that there are very low chances of rain.
How’s the weather in your city? Tell us in the comments below!
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FAQs
How bad will Delhi’s weather be?
Delhi is likely to see temperatures around 44°C, making it difficult for people to step out.