IMD said monsoon may advance into northern states in 5-6 days as Delhi recorded warmest morning in two years
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IMD said monsoon may advance into northern states in 5-6 days as Delhi recorded warmest morning in two years

The Hindu··29 Jun

The Hindu reported June 28 favourable conditions for southwest monsoon into parts of Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand Himachal Jammu Kashmir Ladakh and southeast Rajasthan even as Delhi minimum hit 31.1C and maximum 41.8C with feels-like 50.7C.

Prism

What It Means For You

  • Monsoon may arrive in north India within a week.
  • Delayed rains are prolonging extreme heat.
  • Heatwave alerts remain active in UP.

What's Happening

  • IMD sees favourable monsoon advance conditions.
  • Delhi faced its warmest morning since 2024.
  • Skymet expects arrival around July 4.

Weather Context

  • Monsoon is about a week late in Delhi.
  • Feels-like temperature crossed 50C.
  • Western disturbance may bring relief.
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