Indore (Indore Weather Update): In the beginning of April, heat has started appearing in full swing in Indore. In the last six days, the day temperature has increased by about 4 degrees. On Tuesday, the mercury reached 41.1 degrees Celsius, which was the highest temperature of this season and 3 degrees more than the average. So much heat troubled the people and there was silence on many roads during the afternoon. However, due to light clouds in the afternoon, the pace of temperature slowed down a bit, but the hot wind did not let us relax even in the evening. Due to the clouds, heat was felt even at night. The minimum temperature was also recorded at 23.2 degrees, 3 degrees above normal. From 9 to 11 April, the night mercury will increase further and there will be some relief in the day temperature. The temperature can go up to 24 to 25 degrees at night. Clouds have started gathering According to the scientists of Bhopal Meteorological Center, a trough has formed from Rajasthan to West Vidarbha, due to which moisture is coming from the Arabian Sea. Its effect is visible on the areas of central and south-west Madhya Pradesh including Indore, where clouds have started gathering. In the coming days, the winds will blow from the north-west direction.
But due to these clouds, the people of Indore will get some relief and heat wave like conditions will not arise. The temperature is expected to remain around 41 degrees on Wednesday as well and it may fall from Thursday. However, nights will remain warm due to clouds. Here… Heat wave in Ratlam, mercury crosses 43 degrees On Tuesday, both heat and heat wave increased the problems of people in many districts of Malwa-Nimar. The mercury crossed 43 degrees in Ratlam and heat wave also blew. Strong hot winds also blew in Barwani, Agar-Malwa and Dhar. The Meteorological Department says that there is no possibility of relief from heat in cities like Ratlam, Ujjain, Agar-Malwa, Mandsaur, Neemuch, Dhar, Barwani even in the next three days. Heat wave can also blow. The effect of the trough that has formed from Rajasthan towards West Vidarbha is limited to central and southern Madhya Pradesh, due to which the effect of hot winds will be more visible in the districts bordering Gujarat.
