Heatwave red alert in Delhi, Punjab; monsoon rain in Telangana, Karnataka
Delhi and Punjab are sweltering under a red alert as temperatures soar past 45°C, with the heat index making it feel even hotter. The IMD has warned about health risks like heatstroke and dehydration. Meanwhile, Telangana and Karnataka are on watch for heavy rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds in several districts.
Stay indoors, avoid going out: IMD on extreme weather
Extreme heat can make you sick fast—think dehydration or even heatstroke—so staying cool is key. Down south, the heavy rain could mean flooding or travel delays. The IMD suggests keeping an eye on weather updates and taking simple steps to stay safe during these wild swings.
Northwest India likely to see dip in temperatures
Northwest India might finally catch a break as temperatures are expected to dip by 2-4°C over the next few days—a welcome change after weeks of intense weather.