The Southwest Monsoon, which brought early rains to several parts of India, has now taken a pause, giving way to rising temperatures in many regions. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) indicates a return to normal weather patterns, with Delhi-NCR and other states facing a resurgence of intense heat.
Following a period of rainfall, Delhi is now experiencing a heatwave. The weather forecast suggests no immediate rain, with clear skies expected today. The maximum temperature is likely to reach 40 degrees Celsius, and the minimum 26 degrees. Temperatures are expected to remain above 40 degrees Celsius from tomorrow, June 14, meaning Delhi residents should brace themselves for continued heat for the next five days.
**Uttar Pradesh Under Heat’s Grip**
Uttar Pradesh is facing a harsh heatwave. Strong sunlight during the day contributes to the soaring temperatures. The IMD does not predict rain in the state until June 11. Heatwave conditions may affect Bundelkhand, Vindhya, and adjacent areas from June 9 to 11. Eastern Uttar Pradesh could see rainfall from June 11, as easterly winds become active.
**Weather in Bihar and Jharkhand**
Most districts in Bihar will have dry weather today. Patna, the capital, may see a maximum temperature of 37 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 27 degrees. The weather department has warned of renewed rainfall from June 10, with humid conditions prevailing beforehand. Temperatures could rise by as much as four degrees. In Jharkhand, Ranchi and several other districts might experience light rain and thunderstorms in the evening.
**Heatwave in Specific States, Rain in Northeast India**
Heatwave conditions are predicted for western Rajasthan (June 8-11), Punjab and Haryana (June 9-11), and northern Madhya Pradesh (June 9-10), leading to scorching heat in these areas. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall is expected in South India and the Northeast from June 10. The Northeast is expected to receive light to moderate rainfall over the next seven days.
**Mountain Regions’ Weather**
Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh are set to experience intense heat. Strong sunshine in the Uttarakhand hills contributes to the warm conditions. However, weather changes are anticipated in the mountains, with the possibility of rain in parts of Himachal Pradesh on June 12-13.