Delhi and several other states are facing extreme heat conditions as temperatures soar above 40°C, while the northern hills experience intermittent rainfall and possible snowfall.
In Delhi, the maximum temperature is expected to reach 40°C, accompanied by light to moderate rain and thunderstorms. Hyderabad isn’t far behind, anticipating a blistering 41°C with dry heat and gusty winds. Kolkata will see a slightly cooler day with a maximum of 34°C, but moderate rain chances loom.
The situation intensifies in Rajasthan, where extreme heat pockets push temperatures above 42°C. Uttar Pradesh is not spared either, with persistent warm conditions reaching up to 40°C. Meanwhile, Ahmedabad stands out as one of the hottest cities today, hitting a staggering 43°C.
As for the northern regions, Jammu and Kashmir can expect light rain and even possible snowfall in higher altitudes, with temperatures ranging from 7°C to 15°C. This stark contrast highlights the diverse weather patterns across India.
The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for Delhi-NCR due to high heat stress levels projected between 40–42°C. Observers note that heat stress is increasingly affecting urban areas, impacting travel, health, and electricity demand.
The average temperature across many cities ranges from a minimum of 24°C to a maximum of 43°C. This dramatic rise in temperature coincides with ongoing discussions about climate change and its effects on weather patterns throughout the country.
With thunderstorms predicted in multiple regions, residents are advised to stay vigilant. The coming days may bring fluctuating conditions as humidity levels rise alongside these temperature extremes.
