People felt the heat in Delhi-NCR at the beginning of the week on Monday.  According to the Indian Meteorological Department, with the increase in heat in the coming days, the minimum and maximum temperature will also increase. This year will be hot and the temperature will soon touch 45 degree Celsius.

According to the Meteorological Department, on February 12, the maximum temperature in Delhi was 27.5 degrees Celsius, which was five degrees above normal. It was not only this season, but the highest maximum temperature on 13 February during the last 8 years. The Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology has already revealed in a report that in May-June this year, the temperature will go up to 45 degrees.

For your information, let us tell you that in the report of Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology it has been revealed that in most parts of North India, the time period of summer months will be increased with the heat running in April-May-June. The situation is going to get so bad that the coastal areas of South India which have been avoiding the heat till now, are also going to be hit by heat and heat. At the same, the IITM report also says that the increase in heat and poor heat conditions will result from the development of El Nino Modoki. It is also evident from the report that in the coming time, El Nino Modoki will be responsible for increasing the heat in India. This will continue to increase heat and heat from 2020 to 2064. This is also happening due to global warming. The report also says that there will be a tremendous increase in heatwave between 2020 and 2064.

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