Today’s weather 13 June: Many cities are burning due to fire, mercury has increased in these states including Delhi-UP due to waiting for monsoon, know weather updates

New DelhiIn entire North India including Delhi, everyone is bowing down to the heat, whether it is human or animal. The wait of people waiting for monsoon rain is increasing. Where cold breeze used to give relief in the early morning, but now the feeling of 40 degrees comes from the morning itself which is making the condition weak by afternoon. Coolers and all other things fail in front of this heat. Talking about the country’s capital Delhi, the maximum temperature here will go up to 45 degrees. Talking about other places, there is no possibility of getting relief before monsoon in many states including Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab.The condition of Delhiites is miserable
The heat wave is increasing once again in Delhi. The maximum temperature on Wednesday was 44.7 degrees Celsius. This was five degrees above normal. Delhi will heat up further in the coming days. There is no hope of relief from heat wave before 18 June. The maximum temperature on Wednesday was 44.7 degrees. This is five degrees above normal. The minimum temperature was 28.5 degrees. This was one degree above normal.

According to the weather department, it will be partly cloudy on Thursday. Heat wave will prevail at many places. Strong hot and dry winds will blow on the ground surface. Their speed will be 25 to 35 kilometers per hour. The maximum temperature can remain up to 45 and the minimum temperature can remain up to 30 degrees. After this, on 14 and 15 June, the maximum temperature can remain up to 44 degrees and the minimum temperature can remain up to 30 degrees. It will be partly cloudy. Heat wave can prevail at some places. Strong winds will blow. Their speed can remain up to 25 to 40 kilometers per hour. After this, between 16 and 18 June, the maximum temperature can remain up to 45 and the minimum temperature can remain up to 30 to 31 degrees. It will be partly cloudy. Strong winds will blow. Their speed can remain up to 30 to 40 kilometers per hour.

The heat is making people sweat in UP too
Uttar Pradesh, the largest state in terms of population, is also not untouched by the scorching heat. People from Gorakhpur to Lucknow and Noida, Ghaziabad are now expecting rain soon. If the Meteorological Department is to be believed, we may have to wait longer for rain. IMD has said that the date of arrival of monsoon in UP is between 20 and 25 June. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather will remain dry in the coming time. There may be light drizzle in some areas of eastern Uttar Pradesh.

Fire is also raining in Uttarakhand
Heat is wreaking havoc in Uttarakhand as well. The maximum temperature is reaching 41 degrees. The heat is not reducing at all. According to the forecast made by the Meteorological Department, the temperature is expected to increase in the next 2-3 days. Hot winds will blow during this time. The Meteorological Department has predicted a heatwave till June 16. Talking about Himachal Pradesh, the situation is not good here as well. The temperature has risen here as well. There is a heatwave situation in many places and there is no hope of relief here as well.

These parts of Rajasthan are also boiling, what is the condition of Haryana and Chandigarh?
Western Rajasthan and Eastern Rajasthan will also witness intense heat for the next three days. There is no hope of relief in Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh as well. The delay in monsoon and increasing heat has also made these states miserable.

Rain will give relief in Bihar
It has been announced when the monsoon will arrive in Bihar. Now the heat will not scorch for long. According to the Meteorological Department, light to moderate rainfall may occur at many places in the districts of North Bihar on 15-16 June. During this time, the day temperature is expected to be around 38 to 42 degrees Celsius. The minimum temperature may remain 25 to 27 degrees Celsius. Before this, heat wave conditions will persist in Bihar for the next two-three days.