Northwest India Faces Extended Rainy Spell with Thunderstorm Warnings
Northwest India faces a four-day wet spell with thunderstorms and strong winds expected in Punjab and Haryana.
Northwest India faces a four-day wet spell with thunderstorms and strong winds expected in Punjab and Haryana.
Punjab faces a significant rainfall deficit in July, with water levels in crucial reservoirs falling below normal, impacting irrigation and power generation.
India's weather agency predicts an early monsoon onset in Kerala around May 26, crucial for agriculture.
Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh urges public not to panic over May heatwave forecasts, advising preparedness and adherence to IMD advisories.
Jammu's five districts are under a heatwave alert as hot and dry weather is expected to persist.
Delhi's temperatures are set to soar towards 44°C, with the IMD issuing an alert for heatwave-like conditions.
India Meteorological Department forecasts heatwave conditions across northwest, central, and east India for the next 4-5 days, with hot and humid weather also expected.