Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Northwest India to Endure Heatwave, While Monsoon Approaches
Much of Northwest India is sweltering, with the heat expected to continue until Sunday.
The weather service says the heatwave will stay strong in many areas until June 15th.
One city hit 48 degrees Celsius, the highest so far this season.
Delhi will also stay very hot.
Meanwhile, the monsoon season is predicted to bring heavy rain to southern India starting Thursday.
Northwest India to experience continued hot weather until Sunday.
Heatwave conditions are expected in multiple states through June 15th.
Ganganagar recorded the highest temperature at 48°C, the season's highest.
Delhi's temperatures will remain high, with a possible gradual fall from June 13th.
The IMD forecasts active monsoon conditions in South Peninsular India from Thursday to June 16th.
- Who
- Residents of Northwest India.
- What
- Continued heatwave conditions in Northwest India.
- When
- Through Sunday, with heatwave expected until June 15th.
- Where
- Northwest India, including Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and parts of Uttar Pradesh.
- Why
- To inform about the ongoing heatwave and related weather patterns.
- Hottest City
- Ganganagar (48°C)
- Expected Heatwave Duration
- Through June 15th in some areas
- Delhi Temperature Range
- 43.3°C to 45°C until Thursday
- Monsoon Forecast
- Active phase with heavy rainfall in South Peninsular India from Thursday to June 16th
Sources
Heatwave persists in Punjab, Haryana; Bathinda sizzles at 47.6 C, Sirsa touches 46.2 C
Heatwave sweeps Himachal, Una hottest at 44.2 deg C
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Heatwave continues in Haryana, Punjab; Sirsa sizzles at 46.6 deg Celsius, Amritsar touches 45.8
Most places in UP record temperatures above 40 deg C