Good News: When will it rain in 14 states including Delhi

 good news on Monsoon amid Heat Wave

Monsoon Alert: The indian Meteorological Department has said that there may be some relief from the heat wave due to rain in 14 states including delhi today (Thursday 30 May).

Monsoon Alert: The entire North india is suffering badly due to the gusts of hot winds. From delhi to Lucknow, Jaipur, bhopal and even the kashmir Valley is scorching due to heat wave. The temperature in Mungeshpur, delhi has touched 52 degrees Celsius. Although rain accompanied by stormy winds in some areas on wednesday evening has given some relief in the temperature, but the indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has now given even better news. IMD has said that heavy rains can be seen in many areas in 14 states of the country including delhi, Uttar Pradesh by today (Thursday 30 May) evening. However, the Meteorological Department has maintained the red alert of heat wave in 6 states including delhi, Western Uttar Pradesh. Along with this, the Meteorological Department has also issued a positive update regarding the southwest monsoon.

Temperature may start falling from today

The Meteorological Department has released a new weather update. According to Meteorological Department scientist Dr. naresh Kumar, after the extremely hot weather on Tuesday, heatwave has created a serious situation in many states. The temperature condition remained terrible on wednesday as well. red alert has been issued for western rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. However, after this the temperature will start falling. The temperature will start falling from thursday (May 30).

The effect of heatwave will also decrease

According to Dr. Kumar, the effect of the latest western disturbance is starting to be seen in the western Himalayan region. Due to this, the intensity of the heatwave will also start decreasing from thursday and there will be relief from the hot gusts of heat. This will reduce the temperature a lot during the next 4 days. After this, there will be a decrease in heat in northwest and central India. During this time, there is a possibility of rain at many places in the north and central indian states.

Monsoon will reach kerala in 24 hours

The Meteorological Department estimates that the southwest monsoon will reach kerala before its scheduled time. Usually, monsoon arrives in kerala on june 1, but the Meteorological Department has said that monsoon will arrive in kerala in the next 24 hours, that is, monsoon rain will start there from May 31.

Hottest day in 79 years in delhi, it may rain today

On wednesday, Mungeshpur in delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 52.9 degrees Celsius, which is a new record for maximum temperature in the national capital. The average temperature in delhi was recorded at 46.8 degrees Celsius, which is the highest in the last 79 years since june 17, 1945. Apart from Mungeshpur, Najafgarh recorded a temperature of 49.1 degrees Celsius, Pusa recorded 49 degrees Celsius and Narela recorded 48.4 degrees Celsius. The IMD has cited hot winds blowing from rajasthan as the reason for this. The Meteorological Department on thursday forecast relief from rain in many areas of the capital amid the heatwave. The maximum temperature may remain 46 degrees Celsius