New Delhi: The weather in Rajasthan is also changing rapidly, resulting in occasional rain and thunderstorms. The weather mood is set to change once again after June 8 in the state, where a yellow alert has also been issued in 12 districts. Strong winds, lightning and light to moderate rain can also be seen in it.
Anyway, the people of Rajasthan may have to wait for the monsoon now. Due to the increase in temperature in most districts, people may face severe heat. The IMD has issued a warning of heavy rains accompanied by thunderstorms in many districts, advising people to exercise caution.
Heavy rain alert at many places in the state
According to the Indian Meteorological Department, thunderstorms, rain, and high waves are expected to continue for the next few days. There is a possibility of a temperature increase in many districts of western and northern Rajasthan. According to the Health Department, people have been advised to limit their time in the sun.
It is also advisable to follow a light and satvik diet and drink enough water. Temperatures can be recorded above 42 degrees Celsius in many districts of Rajasthan. However, the arrival of the monsoon may be delayed, and many parts will have to wait for a long time for rain.
What will be the temperature in these districts?
The temperature is likely to increase significantly in some districts of Rajasthan. On Sunday, i.e. today, the maximum temperature in Jaipur is expected to reach 42 degrees Celsius. It is expected to reach 41 degrees Celsius in Udaipur, 43 degrees Celsius in Kota and 41 degrees Celsius in Ajmer. During this time, it is likely that there will be adverse health effects due to the heat wave and hot winds.
How far has the monsoon reached?
According to the Meteorological Department, monsoon has entered many states of the country. The IMD has stated that the monsoon has reached Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Goa, and Maharashtra. The monsoon has already arrived in Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Arunachal Pradesh, and Tripura. The monsoon has also reached Assam, Meghalaya, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Sikkim, and West Bengal.