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Delhi continues to endure scorching heat, with temperatures soaring to 46.5°C in some areas. A heatwave warning remains in effect until May 26, with maximum temperatures expected between 43°C and 47°C. Despite a potential western disturbance, the city is likely to face continued high temperatures, with minimums also staying elevated.

Delhi is bracing for intense heat as temperatures soared to 43°C, with forecasts predicting a rise to 45°C. The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for heatwave conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday, affecting northwest and central India. Maximum temperatures are expected to hover between 43-45°C from Monday to Wednesday.

India is grappling with an intense heatwave as temperatures soar, with the IMD issuing orange and red alerts for several northern and central regions. Delhi is experiencing highs of 44-45°C, while Uttar Pradesh's Banda district has recorded over 48°C. The extreme heat is also impacting tourism and is linked to global climate factors like potential El Niño conditions.

Northwest India is battling severe heatwave conditions, with temperatures soaring across multiple states. Uttar Pradesh's Banda recorded a scorching 48°C, while Delhi anticipates touching 46°C. Punjab and Haryana are also reeling under intense heat. The IMD has issued alerts, advising extreme caution for vulnerable populations and recommending hydration and protective measures.

India is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures nearing 50°C in northern and central regions, impacting summer travel plans. Meanwhile, the southwest monsoon is advancing, bringing heavy rainfall warnings to southern and northeastern parts of the country, creating contrasting weather experiences.

India Meteorological Department has issued a four-day heatwave alert for Telangana, with 14 districts facing a red alert on Thursday. Temperatures are expected to rise by one to two degrees Celsius, potentially reaching 47 degrees Celsius in some areas. Hyderabad could see mercury cross 43 degrees Celsius, following a day where 84 locations reported heatwave conditions.

East Singhbhum district administration has launched an awareness chariot to educate citizens on safety measures during natural calamities like lightning and heatwaves. The initiative aims to reach all corners of the district, providing crucial information on safeguarding lives. This comes as the region faces significant annual fatalities from lightning strikes and a rising number of heatwave cases.

Daily wage workers are enduring extreme heatwave conditions to maintain essential public infrastructure and informal economies. From construction sites to scrap collection and roadside kitchens, these laborers demonstrate resilience and a daily struggle to survive while working tirelessly to support their families.

The northern plains and heart of India prepare for a relentless surge of heat, as Delhi might swelter at a scorching 45°C. The Indian Meteorological Department warns of extreme weather, urging those most at risk to take necessary precautions. Meanwhile, amidst the heatwave, sporadic showers and thunderstorms are forecasted for Jammu & Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and adjacent areas.

Delhi experienced its highest maximum temperature of the season on Monday, with several areas exceeding 44°C. The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for heatwave conditions, forecasting temperatures to reach 45°C by Friday. Maximum temperatures are expected to rise by approximately 2°C over the next two days.

Health Dept Warns Vulnerable Groups Amid Heat Stress

India faces a mixed weather outlook. While the southwest monsoon is nearing Kerala, bringing heavy rains to southern and northeastern regions, severe heatwaves are scorching northern and central areas. Travellers should exercise caution, stay updated on forecasts, and prepare for potential disruptions like landslides and flight delays.

IMD has predicted that the heatwave conditions are likely to persist till May 25

In light of the intense heatwave predictions, all Patna schools for grades up to Class VIII will dismiss students by 11 am until May 21. With temperatures rising between 38°C and 44°C, the local authorities have also set up 400 complimentary water stations throughout the city and mobilized maintenance crews to secure water supplies during this extreme heat.

Temp Rises To 43.2 On Season’s Hottest Day

Health dept sounds alarm as heatwave intensifies

India’s heatwave geography is shifting fast. A new study shows extreme heat is lasting longer, spreading beyond old hotspots and making warm nights, humid cities and outdoor work far more dangerous for millions across the country

Daily reports on seasonal illnesses made mandatory; drill on flood management scheduled for May 14