Delhi braces for 45°C heatwave as IMD warns across north India
Delhi braces for 45°C heatwave as IMD warns across north India
Delhi braces for a multi-day heatwave, with IMD forecasting temperatures up to 45°C next week across north India.
Delhi is bracing for a severe heatwave next week as the India Meteorological Department warns of a prolonged spell of extreme heat across north India. The city could see maximum temperatures reach about 45°C as the heatwave begins on Monday and lingers for several days. Residents are urged to prepare for hot урок daytime conditions and to monitor updates from local authorities.
Public health officials are advising people to stay indoors during peak sun hours, keep hydrating regularly, and look out for vulnerable groups such as the elderly and young children. Utilities and health services are expected to feel the stress of higher demand, prompting calls for people to limit outdoor activity and for communities to check on neighbors in need.
Meteorologists caution that overnight temperatures may remain uncomfortably warm in some areas, reducing the usual respite from daytime heat. Authorities may adjust school schedules and workplace guidelines to reduce exposure to the sun, and commuters are encouraged to plan travel around cooler parts of the day.
Residents are urged to stay updated with official advisories, follow heat-health tips, and seek immediate medical help if experiencing symptoms of heat illness. The coming days will test the city’s preparedness for extreme temperatures as heat spreads across the region.
