Heatwave Warning For Northwest India, Temperatures To Stay Over 40 Degrees
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Warm winds and high temperatures have swept north India. Delhi's Najafgarh was the warmest place in the country after 47.6 degrees Celsius was recorded yesterday.
The weather department has issued a severe heatwave warning for northwest India during the next five days, and heat wave conditions will persist over central and east India over the next three days. Heavy to very heavy rainfall very likely to continue over south Peninsular India till 23rd with extremely heavy falls during 19-21 May, 2024. pic.twitter.com/ywcueEWW4C
Warm winds and high temperatures have swept north India. Delhi's Najafgarh was the warmest place in the country after 47.6 degrees Celsius was recorded yesterday.
Rajasthan, Punjab and Haryana are marked in red in the India Meteorological Department's alert, asking people and authorities to take action. Meanwhile, parts of eastern Rajasthan and western Uttar Pradesh are in orange and people have been advised to stay alert and be prepared for high temperatures.
