According to the state meteorological department's bulletin issued on Friday, Noida, Ghaziabad and Baghbat are expected to experience strong winds and rain on Saturday, while Delhi will witnesses a dust storm and heavy rains

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Rainfall brought down mercury levels in Delhi-NCR, where temperatures had soared up to 40-degree Celsius even as southwest monsoon advanced into more parts of west central and north Bay of Bengal

India Meteorological Department (IMD) in a tweet had said that a thunderstorm with rain and wind speed between 20 to 40 kmph would form over adjoining areas of Delhi in the next two hours

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According to Ahmedabad meteorological centre of IMD, squally wind speed is likely to reach 90-100 kilometre per hour gusting 110 kilometres per hour over Gujarat coasts between June 3 and 4

As per the meteorological department, places likely to expect rain with strong winds included Uttar Pradesh, Bulandshahr, Hathras, Palwal, Chandausi, Moradabad, Sambhal, Amroha, Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Bijnor, Shamli, Hapur and other surrounding areas, causing a dip in temperature

IMD said that the maximum temperature in the country is not expected to increase much in the next few days and added that there is no possibility of a heatwave situation in Delhi before June 8

Delhi temperature: The blistering heat is because of prevailing dry north-westerly winds over plains of northwest India, central India and adjoining interior parts of eastern India

According to the private weather monitoring site Skymet, however, loo is going to affect parts of Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Delhi-NCR and Uttar Pradesh between May 25 and May 28

Delhi-NCR weather: The weather bureau has issued an orange alert for Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh as hot weather conditions prevail over Northwest and Central India over the next four to five days

Cyclone Amphan update: The Met department has advised that all establishments and markets remain closed in Kolkata and adjoining areas and movement of people be restricted on May 20

Amphan Cyclone live updates: Cyclone Amphan has reached Kolkata with winds reaching up to 135 kmph; power has been cut in the city as heavy rainfall and strong winds were seen in the evening

On Thursday, IMD had declared a cyclone alert for the coastline across the Bay of Bengal as a low-pressure area had formed over southeast Bay of Bengal and adjoining south Andaman sea

According to the Regional Weather Centre, New Delhi had earlier reported that NCR will witness rainfall on May 13 and 14 which will offer a brief respite from the soaring temperatures

The DPCC compared the readings from this month to those from April 2019 to study improvement in Yamuna's water quality during the coronavirus lockdown

This is the second day in a row that parts of Delhi have witnessed rainfall. These out-of-season rainfalls are likely to have been caused by the Western Disturbance weather phenomenon

The Economic Survey, released a day before Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented Union Budget for 2020-21 on February 1, had projected a GDP growth of 6-6.5 per cent, up from 5 per cent estimate for 2019-20

Parts of Delhi and its adjoining cities witnessed moderate to heavy rain on Wednesday morning due to a fresh western disturbance. Delhi's AQI improved due to the rain.

The national capital and the neighboring cities witnessed a sunny Monday morning when the minimum temperature rose to 7 degrees Celsius. The maximum temp was also above the normal mark at 21 degrees Celsius