The weather has completely changed in Uttar Pradesh. Since last one week, due to western disturbance being active in the state, thunderstorms, rains and hailstorms have been seen, but now the weather has become completely dry. The sky is very clear and the day will be bright and sunny. In the coming days, heat is going to come in its fiercest form. The maximum temperature will increase by 10 degrees in the next seven days.
According to the Meteorological Department, the weather will be completely dry today in both the divisions of UP. There are no clouds or chances of rain anywhere. All 75 districts of the state will remain in the green zone today. The sky is very clear, there will be sunshine during the day, due to which the heat will start now. The Meteorological Department has predicted strong surface winds at a speed of 25-35 kmph at most places today.
Mercury will rise rapidly in the next 6-7 days
Since the beginning of April, the weather in the state had become cool due to storms and rains, which gave a lot of relief to the people from the heat. But now the weather has taken a turn. The weather will remain completely dry in the state for the next one week and the sun will start coming out. There has been a warning of hot surface winds in the state till April 12. The effect of which will also be visible on the temperature of the state.
According to the Meteorological Department, due to sunshine, a sudden increase of 8-10 degrees Celsius has been predicted in the maximum temperature in the state in the next 6 days. Along with the days, the nights will also become hotter, the minimum temperature will also increase by 3-5 degrees Celsius in the next seven days.
Talking about the capital Lucknow, the sky here is clear since morning and the sun will come out as the day progresses. There itself NoidaToday in all the districts including Ghaziabad, Meerut, Agra, Kanpur, Ayodhya, Prayagraj and Varanasi. Season It is clear and there will be sunshine throughout the day. In the coming days, the temperature of the state may once again cross 40 degrees.