Delhi-NCR Rains: According to the IMD, the southwest monsoon has now covered the entire country. It reached Delhi on Sunday – a day before its normal date of June 30. At the same time, the monsoon has spread to the rest of India 9 days before its normal date of July 8.
Heavy rains started in Delhi-NCR from Sunday afternoon, making the weather pleasant in the national capital and its surrounding areas and giving relief to the people from the scorching sun and sweltering heat. According to the Meteorological Department, the monsoon has knocked in the national capital a day before its scheduled time i.e. June 30. During the next few hours, winds are likely to blow at a speed of 30-40 km / h in Delhi-NCR and heavy rains with thunderstorms. The IMD has said that Delhi-NCR will remain cloudy tomorrow and light to moderate rainfall is expected, which will give relief to people from the heat.
According to the IMD, the southwest monsoon has now covered the entire country. It reached Delhi on Sunday – a day before its normal date of June 30. At the same time, the monsoon has spread to the rest of India 9 days before its normal date of July 8. Talking to Aaj Tak, IMD senior scientist Naresh Kumar said that almost the entire country is currently under the influence of monsoon clouds, the main reason for which is a low pressure area formed over the northwestern part of the Bay of Bengal. A similar weather system formed over Gujarat helped the monsoon advance into the northwestern states including Rajasthan and the NCR region.
Monsoon is moving at the fastest pace in recent history
This year the monsoon is moving at the fastest pace in recent history. It started with the early arrival of monsoon in Kerala on 24 May. This was the earliest arrival of monsoon in Kerala since 2009. Monsoon arrived in Kerala on 23 May 2009. In view of the current conditions, the IMD has issued an alert of heavy to very heavy rains in many states. Issuing a red alert for West Bengal, Odisha and Jharkhand, the Meteorological Department said that due to the active weather system in the Bay of Bengal, these states are likely to receive heavy rainfall.
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The IMD has also issued a red alert for Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, where landslides and flash floods are expected due to heavy to very heavy rains. An orange alert has been issued for Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and western Uttar Pradesh, where moderate to heavy rains may occur. The Meteorological Department has said that widespread rain and thundershowers are likely in many parts of the country throughout the coming week, as the monsoon conditions are becoming stronger.