Early morning rain brings Delhi much-wanted respite from heat
Rainfall recorded in Delhi during the past 24 hours ending at 8:30 am was 37.1 mm.
Rainfall recorded in Delhi during the past 24 hours ending at 8:30 am was 37.1 mm.
The intense heat wave in Italy will now be replaced by thunderstorms and hail, complete with flood warnings, according to weather monitoring services.
Sudden change in the weather of Delhi NCR is due to the remnant impact of the cyclone Biparjoy. The residents of Delhi NCR can enjoy cooler weather because the temperatures will not rise and moisture in the atmosphere will remain, says the Met office.
Asks officials to make arrangements at every level to save the lives. After Ballia, now Deoria reports several deaths.
Residents of Delhi received a welcome respite from the scorching heat on Friday as parts of the national capital experienced rainfall.
Except for Lodhi Road and Mayur Vihar, other stations in Delhi recorded maximum temperatures of more than 44.0 degrees Celsius with Mungeshpur at 46.0 degrees Celsius and Sports Complex near Akshardham recording 47.1 degrees Celsius.
The IMA Serampore branch president Dr Pradip Das, said many are developing the symptoms of high temperature, diarrhoea and mild heatstroke.
He said, “There is possibility of rainfall over Sikkim, and the districts of Birbhum, Bankura, east and west Burdwan, Purulia, Murshidabad, Hooghly and Howrah will experience isolated showers.”
The IMA said that however high atmospheric temperature, humidity and malnutrition appear to play a role in the causation of this encephalopathy.
The Natural Hazards Early Warning Centre forecasted "extreme caution" levels for most parts of the Northern, North Central and the North Western provinces.
