Delhi Faces Heatwave as IMD Issues Yellow Alert for North India
Delhi under yellow alert, IMD warns of severe heatwave conditions over north India
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Delhi is under a yellow alert as the India Meteorological Department warns of severe heatwave conditions expected to last through May 28. Maximum temperatures could reach up to 44 degrees Celsius, with similar conditions affecting other parts of north India, including a red alert for East Uttar Pradesh.
- 01Delhi's maximum temperature on Monday is projected to be around 44 degrees Celsius.
- 02The IMD has issued a yellow alert for Delhi from May 24 to May 28 due to expected heatwave conditions.
- 03Severe heatwave conditions are anticipated in parts of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh between May 25 and May 27.
- 04Temperatures in Delhi have already exceeded seasonal averages, with a maximum of 43.6 degrees Celsius recorded on Sunday.
- 05A red alert is in effect for East Uttar Pradesh on May 24, 25, and 26, indicating extreme heat conditions.
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Delhi is bracing for another week of heatwave conditions, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing a yellow alert for the city. The alert is in effect for the next three days, predicting maximum temperatures around 44 degrees Celsius and minimum temperatures near 30 degrees Celsius. On Sunday, Delhi recorded a high of 43.6 degrees Celsius, significantly above the seasonal average. The IMD warns of severe heatwave conditions particularly from May 25 to May 27, affecting isolated areas in Delhi and other regions. The heat is not limited to Delhi; severe heatwave conditions are also expected across central and northwest India, with a red alert issued for East Uttar Pradesh and an orange alert for West Uttar Pradesh. The IMD forecasts little relief from the heat until after May 29, as temperatures are expected to remain elevated throughout the week.
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Residents of Delhi and surrounding areas are likely to experience extreme heat conditions, which may affect health and daily activities.
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