Punjab has been continuously hot for the last few days. Now the temperature has reached 41.7 degrees. Bathinda was the hottest. The temperature has increased by 0.7 degrees in 24 hours, while it is 2.1 degrees higher than normal temperature, while the Meteorological Department has issued an alert to run heatwave at some places, ie till 25 April from today. Western disturbances are now located above Pakistan and adjoining Jammu and Kashmir as a cyclonic circulation in the neighborhood of northern Pakistan. Due to this, a Dronika (low pressure area) is being formed in Punjab. However, the weather will remain dry during this period. The temperature of all districts more than 35 degrees Punjab’s maximum temperature is now between 35 degrees to 40 degrees. It has become difficult to leave the house in the afternoon. The health department has also warned people to avoid leaving homes in the afternoon. At the same time, beds have been reserved for patients coming due to heat in all government hospitals. The state has received 48% less rainfall. Only 0.1 mm of rain has been recorded. Today’s weather of cities of Punjab: Amritsar: Today the weather will be completely clear. The sky will remain clean and sunshine will bloom. The temperature is estimated to be between 19 and 36 degrees. Jalandhar: Today the weather will be completely clear. The sky will remain clean and sunshine will bloom. The temperature is estimated to be between 19 and 36 degrees. Ludhiana: Today the weather will be completely clear. The sky will remain clean and sunshine will bloom. The temperature is estimated to be between 21 and 40 degrees. Patiala: Today the weather will be completely clear. The sky will remain clean and sunshine will bloom. The temperature is estimated to be between 20 and 38 degrees. Mohali: Today the weather will be completely clear. The sky will remain clean and sunshine will bloom. Temperature is estimated to be between 23 and 38 degrees
Lu will run for three days from today in Punjab: Temperature reaches 41.7 degrees, Bathinda is the hottest, not likely to rain till 28 April
