Delhi will experience a heatwave on April 8 and 9, with maximum temperature reaching up to 42 degree celsius.
With the temperatures rising, Delhi residents are warned by India Meteorological Department (IMD) to stay indoors. 바카라Yellow Alert바카라 has been issued by the IMD on the capital city forecasting heatwave and poor weather conditions on April 8 and April 9.
In a latest press conference IMD mentioned, 바카라Delhi will experience a heatwave in the next two days, April 8 and 9, with maximum temperature reaching up to 42 degree celsius.바카라
According to the latest local weather report and forecast of IMD, today the minimum temperature in Delhi will be 23 C and it will rise up to 41 Degree Celsius. IMD has issued a 바카라yellow alert바카라. It has forecasted a partly cloudy sky today in Delhi. The temperature will range between 40 C to 42 C across most of the parts of Delhi-NCR, including Noida, Faridabad, Gurugram and Ghaziabad.
Delhi바카라s AQI has also dropped marking it in 바카라poor바카라 category in several areas like, Okhla, R K Puram, Dwarka, Anand Vihar etc and marked 바카라very poor바카라 condition in areas like Shadipur with AQI of 316.
In the context of weather, yellow alert signifies 바카라be aware바카라 of worse weather conditions which could disrupt daily activities, though not necessarily causing immediate danger. It indicates the possibility of adverse weather conditions that can disrupt daily activities or can deteriorate health conditions.
The weather condition has worsened in all over Northern states as the mercury level climbed up. States like Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh are also facing scorching heat reaching up to 40-41 C. A 바카라yellow alert바카라 has also been issued in Rajasthan on April 8 and 9.
IMD has released some basic precautions to take during summer days.
Drink sufficient water and stay hydrated. Carry water whenever you are travelling somewhere.
Avoid going outside if it바카라s not necessary, especially between 12 to 3 PM.
Try to wear comfortable cotton clothes, use goggles, umbrella, hats etc.
Don바카라t drink too much coffee, tea or any soft drinks or alcohol. These things can dehydrate our body.