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Delhi recorded a warm Tuesday morning with the minimum temperature that sets at 22.4 degrees Celsius, 2.2 notches above the average of the season.
Delhi registered his first heat wave of the season on Monday with the maximum temperature played by 40.2 degrees Celsius. (Archive)
Delhi Heatwave: A radical heat wave continued to grab the national capital on Tuesday with a maximum temperature violating the Celsius brand of 40 degrees for the second consecutive day.
According to the Department of Meteorology of India (IMD), two of the key weather stations of Delhi, Safdarjung and Ayanagar, recorded a maximum temperature of 41 degrees and 40.4 degrees, respectively, on Tuesday.
Today early, the national capital woke up a warm morning with the minimum temperature that settled at 22.4 degrees Celsius, 2.2 notches above the average of the season. The city registered its first heat wave of the season on Monday with the maximum temperature played by 40.2 degrees Celsius.
The weather agency has also predicted heat wave conditions in parts of Delhi for the next few days.
The IMD declares the heat wave when the maximum temperature reaches at least 40 degrees Celsius in the plains or 30 degrees Celsius in the mountainous regions, or when the output of normality is between 4.5 degrees Celsius and 6.4 degrees Celsius.
On Monday, the IMD had issued a yellow alert for Delhi during the next two days.
“Three stations, Safdarjung, Ridge and Ayanagar, with the criteria of heat waves today, that mark the first day of heat wave conditions this season. These conditions are likely to continue until April 9. From April 10 of Onrdia, an expected, a fate, a Thdud at temperature, iPoding, itodity, he said on Monday.
Heat wave alert in northern and center of India
Besids Delhi, the weather department has also predicted heat wave conditions in northern and center of India.
The Rajasthan and the isolated places on Punjab, Haryana and East Rajasthan. “
“A red alert for Gujarat and Rajasthan has been issued. In Delhi-NCR, the heat wave conditions will persist for the next two days, after which temperatures are expected to decrease due to a western disorder,” said meteorologist Naresh Kumar a Newsyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Ians.
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Northeast, Bihar is likely to rain
Meanwhile, it is very likely that heavy rains in isolated places in Assam and Meghalaya on April 9 and 10 and Arunachal Pradesh on April 10. Isolated to scattered rains is likely to be on this and northwest India and Indian Peninsular India.
(With agencies inputs)