Delhi is under a yellow alert as temperatures soar to 40°C today. Several states across India are grappling with extreme heat conditions.
As of midday, Hyderabad recorded a maximum temperature of 41°C, with dry heat persisting. Kolkata is slightly cooler, expecting a maximum of 34°C with moderate rain chances.
Chennai will see temperatures reach up to 35°C, accompanied by isolated coastal showers. Meanwhile, Rajasthan is experiencing extreme heat pockets exceeding 42°C.
Uttar Pradesh is also facing persistent warm conditions, with temperatures hitting around 40°C. Ahmedabad stands out as one of the hottest cities today at a blistering 43°C.
In contrast, Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing different weather patterns. Light rain and possible snowfall are expected in higher altitudes, with temperatures ranging from 7°C to 15°C.
Officials warn that heat stress is increasing across urban India. This surge in temperature affects travel, health, and electricity demand significantly.
The average first-innings total at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium this IPL season is around 202 runs. Observers are closely monitoring the situation as thunderstorms could develop in some areas.
Authorities continue to issue weather alerts due to rising humidity levels and the ongoing heat wave affecting various regions.
