Delhi to receive rain in 3-4 days, Relief from heatwave: IMD

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) says that light rain is likely to fall in Delhi in the next three to four days, which could help cool things down. The national capital has been very hot, with 45 degrees Celsius being the highest temperature observed. North India has been put on red alert, and it will likely rain and be cloudy in the north-west Himalayan area, which includes Punjab and Haryana. According to Soma Sen, an IMD scientist, Punjab and Haryana should see the end of the heatwave. Starting tomorrow, there will be an orange alert in Delhi.
Delhi to receive rain in 3-4 days, Relief from heatwave: IMD
Winds from the southwest will bring pre-monsoon showers to Delhi. Sen said that the extra water in the area would help make the people who were suffering from the heatwaves feel better. The lowest temperature in the national capital on Tuesday was 33.8 degrees Celsius, which is six degrees warmer than the average for the season. The highest temperature will likely be around 45 degrees Celsius, according to the weather service.
Delhi to receive rain in 3-4 days, Relief from heatwave: IMD
The long-lasting weather has increased Delhi's power needs have gone up because of the long-lasting weather. The city's peak power demand hit a new high of 8,647 MW on Tuesday afternoon. This was higher than the previous high of 8,302 MW on May 29 of this year.