Delhi Weather: Heat wave like situation in National Capital, Temperature above 40

New Delhi: Due to the late arrival of monsoon in Delhi, the capital and NCR regions have now been forced to face the heat wave. Amidst the scorching heat, the first heat wave of the season was recorded on Tuesday with a temperature of 43 degrees. Also, the Meteorological Department has expressed the possibility that the weather may remain very hot for two more days and the temperature will rise further.

Heat Wave in Delhi:

According to the Meteorological Department Skymet Weather, on Tuesday, where the first heatwave of this year was recorded with a temperature of 43 degrees. At the same time, it has also expressed the possibility of remaining for 2 more days.

Skymet says that in 1945, a temperature of 46.7 degrees was recorded on June 17. At the same time, the way the temperature is rising rapidly in Delhi and NCR, there is a strong possibility of it moving further.

Temperature above 40 degree:

According to the Meteorological Department, it will take time for the monsoon to arrive in Delhi NCR and many parts of the country. It is said that after the arrival of monsoon in Kerala with a delay of 2 days, it covered the entire country covering East, Central and adjoining North West India 7 to 10 days before normal.

At the same time, the Meteorological Department had earlier predicted that the monsoon could reach Delhi by June 15. That is, at that time it was told that the monsoon can reach Delhi 12 days before. But the broken record of heatwave in the last days of June has made it clear that right now Delhi and NCR region and surrounding states may have to face more heatwave. At the same time, the monsoon will arrive a little later.

Monsoon is already late:

According to the Meteorological Department, the monsoon usually reaches Delhi and NCR by June 27. At the same time, it is estimated to reach all over the country on July 8. Talking about last year, the monsoon arrived in Delhi on June 25. At the same time, after 4 days, the monsoon had arrived in the whole country i.e. on 29 June. But this time there is a strong possibility of delay in its arrival.

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