India’s Meteorological Department, from April to June, is expected to be higher than normal. Also, in Central and East India and northwestern plains, there will be high temperatures days.
In addition to some parts of the West and East India, most of the country’s maximum temperature is higher than the normal, where the temperature is expected to be normal. India Meteorological Department (IMT) Chairman Mrutunjay Mahapatra said that in most areas of the minimum temperature would be higher than normal.
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“From April to June, from April to June, he said,” From April to June, most parts of North and East India, Central India and India will live on more than two and more heating days. Usually, four to seven thermal strokes are recorded in India from April to June. An IMD officer has previously said that the number of heat strokes in northwestern India can be doubled.
Imd alert on the weather
IMT, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Tallaka and Northern and Northern parts. The maximum temperature in most parts of India is expected to be higher than normal in April. However, some parts of the distance southern and northwestern regions may have a normal temperature.
In addition to some places in the northwest and northeast, Mahabhadra said that in most parts of the country, the minimum temperature is higher than the normal, where the temperature may be normal or slightly lower than normal. Experts have warned that India should be prepared to increase the demand for 9 to 10 percent of electricity during this summer, as it is expected to experience a large number of summer days.
Last year, the maximum demand for All India Electricity crossed 250 Gigawat (Gigawat) on May 30 – this is 6.3 percent higher than the estimates. One of the main reasons behind this is also said to be the heat generated by climate change. Due to climate change, there are major changes in the weather, including LU. Previously the days of thermal stroke were limited, but now it is recorded.
Great warning to Gujarat
The Meteorological Department has released estimates in Gujarat next week, according to which it is expected to be seasonal in some parts of the state for 4 days from today. Moderate rainfall is expected to occur from time to time in various districts of the state for the next four days. According to the meteorological department, a cyclone wind in Marathwada, Chhattisgarh has a tip, is spreading to Tamil Nadu in the south. Therefore, it is possible to rain due to moisture movement.
The direction of the wind is north to northeast. The wind speed is 30 to 40 kilometers per hour. The weather will dry up in the state from April 4 to 6. Despite the seasonal twist, the mercury of heat is expected to be 40 degrees in most areas.
