Weather Warning: IMD Issues Heavy Rain And Hailstorm Alerts Across Multiple States, Full Weather Update May 13
A significant weather divide has emerged across the country, with western regions experiencing intense heat while several eastern and northeastern states are facing heavy rainfall and storm activity. The India Meteorological Department has issued multiple alerts highlighting both heatwave conditions and active monsoon-related developments, indicating highly unstable atmospheric patterns over the coming days.
In Rajasthan, temperatures have surged beyond the 48-degree Celsius mark, reflecting severe heat stress conditions. At the same time, several regions in the North-East and hilly belts are witnessing continuous rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds, creating a stark climatic contrast.
Similar heat-related conditions are likely in parts of Eastern Rajasthan and Western Madhya Pradesh over an extended period. Central Maharashtra and Gujarat are also expected to witness hot weather conditions, though for a shorter duration.
Meteorological observations suggest that Eastern Rajasthan will continue to experience uncomfortable heat conditions in isolated regions, increasing health risks and energy demand in affected areas.
In Rajasthan, temperatures have surged beyond the 48-degree Celsius mark, reflecting severe heat stress conditions. At the same time, several regions in the North-East and hilly belts are witnessing continuous rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds, creating a stark climatic contrast.
Heatwave Intensifies In Western And Central Regions
Western Rajasthan remains the most severely affected area, with heatwave conditions expected to persist over the next several days. Some isolated pockets may also experience extreme heat intensity as temperatures remain consistently high.Similar heat-related conditions are likely in parts of Eastern Rajasthan and Western Madhya Pradesh over an extended period. Central Maharashtra and Gujarat are also expected to witness hot weather conditions, though for a shorter duration.
Meteorological observations suggest that Eastern Rajasthan will continue to experience uncomfortable heat conditions in isolated regions, increasing health risks and energy demand in affected areas.
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