‘Yellow alert’ of heat in Delhi, mercury will reach 35 degrees with dust storms; Know the situation of the next 5 days: – ..

New Delhi: The period of pleasant weather in the national capital Delhi is now over and the sun has started getting harsher. On Saturday (April 11), Delhiites will have to face hot and dry weather. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), there is a possibility of strong surface winds during the day today, which may carry dust with them. Maximum temperature today due to clear sky and bright sunshine 35 degrees Celsius Estimated to reach.

Dusty winds will increase problems, weather will remain dry

Saturday morning may have been a little cool, but the heat will increase as the day progresses. minimum temperature today 19 degrees Celsius Expected to be around.

Wind Speed: Due to strong winds, dusty conditions may prevail on the roads, which can be uncomfortable for respiratory and eye patients.

Dryness: Humidity levels may drop from 60% to 35%, making the air quite dry. Experts have advised to avoid dehydration (lack of water) in such weather.

‘Heat’ map of next 5 days: Mercury will go up to 39 degrees

The speed of heat in Delhi is now moving towards heat wave like conditions. According to IMD forecast, mercury will rise rapidly in the coming days:

12 April: Maximum temperature expected to be 36°C.

13 April: The temperature may rise to 37°C.

14 April: The temperature is likely to touch 38°C.

15-16 April: The scorching heat will begin and the temperature will 39 degrees Celsius Can go up to.

Delhi’s AQI: Air in ‘moderate’ category

Delhi has some relief on the pollution front. Air quality index (AQI) recorded on Friday 141 Which falls in the ‘medium’ category. However, a slight increase in particulate pollution (PM10) may be seen at the local level due to the dusty winds blowing today.

Necessary precautions for safety

Although the Meteorological Department has not issued any official red alert, but in view of the increasing sunlight, it is important to take these precautions:

Eye and face protection: Use sunglasses and mask while going out to protect yourself from dust and strong sunlight.

Stay hydrated: Drink enough water even if you don’t feel thirsty. Consuming ORS or lemon water will be beneficial.

Rescue in the afternoon: Children and the elderly are advised to avoid exposure to direct sunlight between 12 noon and 4 pm.