New Delhi: The Meteorological Department (Weather News) has expressed apprehension that this year the heat may bother people more. It is believed that this year the maximum temperature between April and June may be higher. Not only this, the heat wave is likely to continue for more days this year. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has said in its latest forecast that northwest India can heave a sigh of relief at least for some time, as it may rain in these areas in a few days. In such a situation, it is expected that there will be no rise in temperature.
At present, the maximum temperature is 2-4 degree Celsius below normal in most parts of the country and is likely to remain normal for the next 5 days. The Meteorological Department (IMD) says that there is little chance of heat waves affecting northwest India till at least mid-April.
The latest update on summer
The Meteorological Department has released its latest update regarding the summer season. According to this, most parts of India, except parts of the South Peninsula and North West, may have above-normal maximum temperatures from April to June. On the other hand, there is a possibility of normal to below-normal maximum temperature in northwest India.
It will be hotter this year
The Meteorological Department says that in Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Punjab, and Haryana, the heat wave may continue for more days this year. At the same time, between April and June, most parts of the country may be hotter than normal. Rainfall may remain normal in April. On the other hand, the rainfall in the eastern and northeastern regions may be less than normal.
El Nino will have an effect
It is being told that after a long time, the effect of El Nino will be seen this year. The effect of this activity is on the weather. It is believed that due to the effect of El Nino, the temperature may increase this year. There is a periodic change in the surface temperature of the Pacific Ocean from El Nino. This affects the weather around the world. When El Niño occurs, surface temperatures over the Pacific Ocean become slightly warmer than normal. Due to its effect, there may be a possibility of weakening of the summer monsoon from June to September and drought in many parts. However, the IMD will issue the first monsoon forecast in mid-April.
