Delhi Braces for Severe Heatwave: Temperatures Expected to Reach 43°C
Delhi weather update: No relief soon? Temperature to soar, likely to touch 43°C; here’s IMD’s forecast till April 28
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that Delhi's temperatures will rise significantly, potentially reaching 43°C in the coming days. A heatwave is expected to hit the city starting April 24, with current temperatures already above normal levels.
- 01Delhi's temperatures are projected to increase by 2-3 degrees Celsius, nearing 43°C.
- 02A heatwave will be declared if temperatures exceed 45°C or deviate significantly from normal levels.
- 03On April 23, the maximum temperature recorded was 42.1°C, 3.7 degrees above normal.
- 04The IMD has issued forecasts indicating mainly clear skies with heatwave conditions expected.
- 05Temperatures are expected to remain high through April 28.
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning for rising temperatures in Delhi, predicting that the maximum temperature could reach 43°C in the next few days. Currently, the city is experiencing extreme heat, with temperatures recorded at 42.1°C at the Ridge, which is 3.7 degrees above normal. A heatwave is officially declared when temperatures exceed 45°C or deviate by more than 4.5 degrees from normal. The IMD forecasts indicate that starting April 24, a heatwave will impact the region, with temperatures expected to fluctuate between 41°C and 44°C until April 28. The weather will remain predominantly clear, with minimal changes in wind patterns. Residents are advised to take precautions against the heat as conditions are set to intensify.
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Residents should prepare for extreme heat conditions, which may affect daily activities and health.
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