North India Weather: Rising Heat in Plains, Rainfall for Mountains
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As the summer season tightens its grip on North India, the national capital is staring at a heat spike that could see temperatures reaching 40°C by the end of the week. The IMD’s latest bulletin suggests that the current weather transition is driven by a lack of western disturbances, leading to clear skies. Contrastingly, the Himalayan belt including Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand is preparing for a short spell of rain. These showers, though light, are essential for maintaining the ecological balance and providing temporary relief from the rising heat.
