Delhi-NCR Monsoon Update: Rain and Strong Winds Expected Today

New Delhi: People of Delhi-NCR will have to wait a little longer for monsoon. According to the meteorological department, the pace of monsoon is still slow. It will become active only after June 23. The good thing is that there will be no heatwave or scorching-heat-like situation in the capital in the next few days. Clouds and strong winds will keep the weather under control.

Why was monsoon late in Delhi?

Meteorologists say that the monsoon has just weakened. Because of this, the pace of progress towards North India has slowed down. Usually, monsoon covers many areas by the third week of June. But this time his pace was less than usual. Due to changes in wind direction and sea heat, monsoon is not progressing.

Will the heat increase in Delhi?

According to the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature will remain between 37 and 39 degrees for the next one week. Chances of crossing 40 degrees are lower. This means a heatwave situation will not arise. There will definitely be sunshine during the day, but people will be saved from the intense heat. There will be some coolness due to clouds and wind.

When will the strong winds blow?

Between June 20 and 22, strong winds with a speed of 40 to 60 km per hour may occur in Delhi and surrounding areas. These winds will make the weather pleasant. Dust will also fly, but the effect of heat will be less. Going out in the evening will be a bit of a relief.

What is the condition of monsoon in the entire country?

At present, monsoon has reached only some parts of Bihar, Jharkhand and the Northeast. Monsoon is lagging behind normal in most areas of North India including UP, Uttarakhand and Delhi. Both farmers and common people are waiting for the rain.

Why is the rain decreasing?

There should have been about 80.6 mm rainfall in the country between June 1 and June 18. But it was only 48.5 mm. That means 40% less than normal. Experts believe that the rain pattern has deteriorated due to seasonal effects like El Nino. Due to change in sea temperature, clouds are not forming.

How long should the people of Delhi wait?

If we look at the current situation, monsoon will pick up pace again after June 23. If the weather cooperates, there may be good rain in Delhi-NCR. Till then we will have to make do with light drizzle, clouds and strong winds. Keep an umbrella, but raincoat is not needed right now.