Due to the slow pace of the thunderstorm which arrived on time in Kerala, the temperature in the northern, western and eastern corridor of the country has again started going over 40 degrees Celsius. There's no stopgap of relief for the coming four days and a heat surge alert has been issued.
According to the cast of the Meteorological Department, the temperature in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Chandigarh and Jharkhand is anticipated to remain between 42 to 46 degrees Celsius for the coming four days.
There's a possibility of getting some relief from the 17th. Due to the recession of thunderstorm in central India, there's a possibility of detention in the appearance of thunderstorm in northern and western India, due to which the period of severe heat will continue for a many further days in these areas. After reaching the southern corridor of Maharashtra and Gujarat, the speed of thunderstorm has braked down.
However, also its appearance in North India may be delayed by five days to a week, If the thunderstorm doesn't pick up speed to move forward in the coming 48 hours. In the western state of Mumbai and Gujarat too, the thunderstorm is presently moving forward with a detention of two days. Delay in thunderstorm in the country is seen as a loss in crops, because the husbandry sector, which is a major contributor to the $3.5 trillion frugality, is extremely sensitive to thunderstorm.
According to the Meteorological Department, the thunderstorm rain so far has been one percent lower than normal, which indicates a farther drop in downfall in the future. No relief in these countries including Bihar, Jharkhand. The Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand regarding the heat. piecemeal from this, a unheroic alert has been issued for Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Bengal.
According to the Meteorological Department, these countries will have severe heat till June 16. Due to heat in Jharkhand, seminaries have been closed till June 15. Instructions have been given to change the academy timings in West Bengal. Two killed due to heavy rain and landslide in Maharashtra While there's severe heat in North India, there's heavy rain in the southern, western, central and northeastern countries of the country.
The rainfall department has prognosticated torrential to extremely torrential rains in sub-Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim and northeastern countries for the coming four to five days. Two people have failed after an bus gharry came under the grip of a landslide in Malshej Ghat area in Thane quarter of Maharashtra. Three people have been injured. 14 people have failed in rain- related incidents in the state this month. Of these, 11 people have failed due to lightning.