The northwestern plains are reeling under hot and humid weather conditions for the past many days. Rains have remained absent for a while now. Though, a few instances of dust storm occurred in Delhi and adjoining regions.
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Currently, a cyclonic circulation is seen over Central Pakistan. A trough is extending from this system up to East India across North Madhya Pradesh. In wake of these combined weather system, we expect isolated dust storm or thundershower activities over Punjab, Haryana, North Rajasthan, West Uttar Pradesh and Delhi until June 6. The weather is likely to remain hot and humid during these days.
Thereafter, the weather will once again become dry. The weather in North Rajasthan will turn very hot. In fact, heatwave is also expected to continue at a few places there.
As per Skymet Weather, pre-Monsoon activities will once again resume over the Northwestern plains around June 10. Thereafter, on and off thunderstorm and thundershower activities will continue over these areas.
The intensity of these pre Monsoon activities may further increase June 15 onward and would continue for the next few days thereafter. Districts in West Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, and foothills of Punjab will receive more rains in comparison to Haryana and North Rajasthan.
During that time both the temperatures will fall by 2°C to 4°C across the northwestern plains. However, warm and humid weather will continue to prevail. As per weathermen, Southwest Monsoon is likely to make an onset early this year over Delhi and the northwestern plains.
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