Weather News: The monsoon has taken a little break in Maharashtra, the rain in Kerala continues, and today the weather knows what the weather is like
Weather news: The Meteorological Department (IMD) has estimated strong winds in Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and West Rajasthan in the next few hours due to the new pressure area in Bangladesh. At the same time, a red warning was issued to eight districts of Kerala. On the other hand, the monsoon in Maharashtra took a break after the destruction in May. Although the sky is clear in Vidarbha, the rain in Mumbai and Konkan is very low. Let us consider the weather conditions in some states of the country today.
Record rain in Delhi’s Delhi
IMD predicts widespread or moderate rains in northeastern India in the next seven days. Sub-Himalayan is likely to get ‘heavy to heavy rainfall’ from May 30 to June 1 in West Bengal and Sikkim. Meanwhile, according to IMD data, Delhi Lili recorded heavy rainfall in May this year without a heat wave. According to IMD data, the National Capital Delhi recorded the highest rainfall in May, which reported 188.9 mm of rain. All previous records were broken this month.
Usually the summer is the maximum time of May, not a single hot day this year is recorded. The last time the city was recorded in six heat wave days. According to IMD data, the National Capital recorded 188.9 mm of rainfall between May 1 and May 30, which is the highest rainfall so far. There are many thunder and strong winds this month, including serious thunderstorms in the NCR. However, IMD expressed the possibility of rain in Delhi and NCR till June 1.
The fear of heavy rains upwards
According to IMD, heavy rains were reported in 60 districts of Uttar Pradesh. Thunderstorms are expected in Banda, Fatehpur, Azamga H, Mou, Balliia, Diania, Gorakhpur and Santakpur. In addition, heavy rains have also been issued in Basti, Kushinagar, Maharajganj, Siddharthnagar, Gonda and Balrampur. At the same time, heavy rains have been reported in Shravasti, Bahraiich, Lakhimpur Kheri, Sitapur, Hardoi and Farukhabad. Heavy rains have been issued in Kannous, Kanpur Dehot, Kanpur Nagar, Anunna, Lucknow, Barabaki and Ray Bareili. Heavy rains are expected to hit Amethi, Sultanpur, Ayodhya, Ambedkaranagar, Saharanpur, Shamli and Muzaffarnagar thunderstorms.
Less relief in Maharashtra
Konkan and Mumbai in Kerala, Maharashtra, have been knocked out from the monsoon to the general public who broke all the records this year. Currently, the weather has changed here. The last 24 hours, along with the Konkan coastal areas of the state, has been very low in Mumbai City and suburbs. However, there was heavy rainfall in Dharasiv district. Due to the Cloud Burst in Kalum Taluk, the water entered a lot of houses and stores. According to the Meteorological Department, heavy rains have been reported in various places in the Ghat districts of South Konkan and South Central Maharashtra. At the same time, there are thunderstorms in different places in North Konkan and North Central Maharashtra and Marathwada districts. During this time, light winds blow, whose speed is 40-50 km per hour.
The rain continues in Kerala
Heavy rains continue in Kerala districts and IMD on Friday increased the level of rain warning to the state. IMD has issued a red warning for very heavy rain in eight districts in the next 24 hours. After Saturday, after May 31, most districts are believed to reduce rainfall. On Saturday, heavy rains will only rain in some places for all 14 districts. According to the latest updates, some districts in the northern region are expected to receive heavy rains by at least 3 June.
There will be heavy rain in the northeast
IMD has issued a red warning to five northeastern states including Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Meghalaya and Manipur. Since Thursday, heavy rains have been raining in most parts of northeastern India, which lasted until Friday afternoon. The regional weather station in Guwahati is experiencing heavy rains in Bangladesh, which is slowly moving towards northeast. Heavy rainfall from heavy rainfall in different places in five northeastern states. In some places, strong winds blow at speeds of 40-60 km. The Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) requested people to take the necessary care and be careful for any suggestion of landslides.
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