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After the scorching heat, hailstorm and thundershowers are now taking place in many parts of the country, this strange weather has taken everyone by surprise. April is about to end and till now the heat has not knocked openly. After about 10 days of long and intense heat wave over East and Northeast India, many parts of the country are witnessing intense weather activity.
6 degrees below normal temperature
Northeast, central and peninsular India witness thunderstorms and hailstorms and below normal temperatures for late April – Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 36.8°C on Wednesday, 2 notches below normal; The maximum temperature on April 23 was 31.3 degrees Celsius, which was 6 degrees below normal – almost over the entire country.
The weather will remain like this till the first week of May
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast that this unpredictable weather is likely to continue till the first week of May in most parts of the country.
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