Weather today: Delhi-NCR gears up for heatwave
New Delhi, May 26: Let us have a look at the weather forecast for Bengaluru, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal, Uttrakhand, Jammu and Kashmir and Pune on May 26.
Bengaluru:
The
states
of
Kerala
and
Karnataka
have
been
experiencing
good
rain
and
thundershower
activities
since
the
last
few
days.
A
significant
increase
in
the
intensity
of
rain
has
also
been
noticed
in
coastal
and
South
interior
Karnataka
including
Bengaluru.
As
per
Skymet
weather,
these
rainfall
activities
will
continue
in
many
parts
of
Kerala,
coastal
Karnataka
and
South
interior
Karnataka
for
the
next
24
hours.
Moreover,
there
are
chances
of
few
heavy
spells
with
strong
winds
in
these
areas.
Thereafter
rains
will
taper
in
the
region
Delhi:
During
the
last
24
hours,
the
extreme
northern
parts
of
the
national
capital
Delhi
were
affected
by
dust
storm
and
thundershower
activities
accompanied
with
strong
winds.
While
other
parts
were
experiencing
dry
weather
conditions
with
dust
raising
winds.
The
sky
conditions
remained
mainly
cloudy
over
entire
Delhi
yesterday.
As
per
Skymet
weather,
dry
weather
is
expected
to
prevail
in
Delhi
and
NCR
for
the
next
24
to
36
hours.
The
surface
winds
will
now
recede.
Due
to
dust
in
suspension,
the
pollution
levels
are
likely
to
increase
in
Delhi
and
NCR
area.
Himachal,
Uttrakhand
and
Jammu
and
Kashmir:
During
the
last
24
hours,
light
to
moderate
rain
and
thundershower
activity
accompanied
with
strong
winds
was
observed
at
many
places
in
the
Western
Himalayas,
comprising
the
states
of
Jammu
and
Kashmir,
Himachal
Pradesh
and
Uttarakhand.
As
per
Skymet
weather,
another
fresh
spell
of
rain
and
thundershower
is
being
forecast
for
all
the
three
hill
states
from
the
evening
of
May
26.
These
rains
will
be
accompanied
with
strong
gusty
winds.
Pune:
Pune
and
Nashik
cities
are
hot
pockets
wherein
April
is
the
hottest
month.
However,
on
account
of
heat,
Pre
Monsoon
activities
are
seen
over
the
region
in
the
month
of
May.
As
per
Skymet
weather,
Similar
weather
is
expected
this
time
as
well
as
dry
Northerlies
are
sweeping
the
region
which
are
resulting
in
hot
weather.
The
month
of
May
is
expected
to
remain
dry
throughout.
Normally
at
the
times
of
likely
arrival
of
Monsoon,
some
Pre
Monsoon
activity
is
seen
but
since
Monsoon
will
be
delayed
this
time,
next
few
days
will
see
no
Pre
Monsoon
activities.