Weekly weather : The weather is constantly changing. People are troubled by the heat. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has given weather information for the next five days. The department said that the maximum temperature is expected to be three to five degrees above normal in the next five days in northwest, central and eastern India. Many parts of the country are already recording high temperatures which are usually recorded in the first week of March. This has raised concerns about the intense heatwave and heat wave this year.

The maximum temperature is likely to be three to five degrees Celsius above normal over most parts of northwest, central and east India during the next five days, the IMD said in a statement. The department said that there is no possibility of any significant change in the maximum temperature over northwest India during the next two days. However, after this the mercury is expected to rise by two to three degrees Celsius.

The mercury can go up to 40 degree CelsiusAn IMD official said that in the first fortnight of March the mercury in one or two meteorological subdivisions of northwest India degree Celsius and above. The meteorological department has attributed the unusually warm weather in February to several factors, with the absence of a strong western disturbance being the primary reason. It is noteworthy that strong western disturbances bring rain and help in keeping the temperature low.

3991339913Increased heat in Delhi

Most places in northwest, central and west India on Monday Maximum temperature from °C to 1993 was recorded between °C. Maximum temperature at Safdarjung Observatory, the primary weather station of the national capital Delhi 40 . Delhi recorded the third hottest day of February after on Monday, reaching 6 degrees Celsius. in the city 40 February 1993 ) to maximum temperature 33.1 degree Celsius and 03 Maximum temperature on February 39913 .9 °C was recorded.