New Delhi: According to the Indian Weather Department, the monsoon is expected to reach Kerala on 7th June. According to the satellite image of the Department of Weather, the monsoon clouds will reach the coastal part of Kerala in the next 72 hours. On this issue, the Department of Mansam has also issued weather review for the next three days in all the states of the country.

According to information, the hot air from the north-west for the next three days in Chhattisgarh is not likely to reduce the temperature. But with thunderstorms, some places can run blind. It takes 10 days to reach the monsoon Bastar from Kerala, so it has the prospect of reaching Chhattisgarh on June 17. Two days later, on June 19-20, the monsoon will be active in Raipur and can cover the entire Chhattisgarh by June 25.

With this, two days after the end of the Nautapa, the heat wave continues to wreak havoc. The temperature was recorded at 44.5 degrees in Bhaerpal Tuesday. It was the second warmest day of the season. The temperature in 21 cities in the state, including the capital, was between 44 and 47 degrees. In Guna, Khajuraho, Nagaon, Sagar, Shyamapakan, the mercury reached close to 47 degrees.

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