What Is Nautapa In Hindi: What is Nautapa and how long will it last? During this time, the Meteorological Department has given an alert of extreme heat and heat wave in these states.

New Delhi. ‘Nautapa’ is starting from today. Nautapa will last till June 2, 2026. That means there will be intense heat for the entire nine days. During this period, heat wave will prevail in large parts of the country. However, during Nautapa, there is a possibility of rain, high speed wind and hailstorm at many places in some states. Nautapa means nine days with the highest temperature during the summer season every year. According to astrology, Nautapa starts with the entry of Sun in Rohini Nakshatra. During this time the sun’s rays fall directly on the northern hemisphere. Due to which the temperature increases significantly.

With the beginning of Nautapa, let us also talk about science. Based on scientific estimates, the Meteorological Department has said that the severe heat wave will continue in Delhi and NCR till May 27. During this period, there may be drizzle at some places in these areas. The temperature has also increased a lot in Uttar Pradesh adjacent to Delhi. The Meteorological Department has predicted heat wave along with thunderstorm and rain in UP till May 28. Dusty winds are expected in many districts including Uttar Pradesh’s capital Lucknow. At the same time, there may be light rain in Purvanchal till May 29.

If we look towards the west, a severe heat wave is going on in Rajasthan. The Meteorological Department has said that there will be heat wave and severe heat in Rajasthan till May 30. There are chances of dust storm in many districts including the capital Jaipur. The temperature in most of the districts of the state is already near 45 degrees. Regarding Bihar, the Meteorological Department has said that till May 28, there may be storm and rain in many places including Patna. At the same time, there are chances of heavy rain in the next few days in 18 states including North-East India, Sikkim, Himalayan areas of West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Lakshadweep. The Meteorological Department has earlier said that this time due to El Nino, there may be less than average rainfall in the central and northern parts of the country.