According to astrologer Anish Vyas, this year, after 27 years in Nautapa, such a coincidence has occurred, in which two big Mars will also come in 9 days of Nautapa. This combination is also indicating increase in temperature, heat wave, fire and disaster.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) warned on Saturday that heat wave conditions are likely to persist in central India till the end of May. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of heavy to very heavy rain at different places in Kerala, Lakshadweep, Tamil Nadu, Northeast and adjoining Eastern India during the next four to five days.

When will monsoon reach Kerala?

According to the Meteorological Department, the South-West Monsoon has advanced into some parts of the South-West Arabian Sea, some parts of the South-Eastern Arabian Sea and most parts of the Andaman Sea apart from the East-Central Bay of Bengal on Saturday. According to the forecast, monsoon is likely to reach Kerala by 26th May, which may be delayed by 4 days although the normal date of arrival of monsoon is 1st June.

47.2 degree mercury record in Brahmapuri

In many states including Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, the maximum temperature on Friday remained between 45-47 degrees Celsius, while in the rest of the country except Northeast India and Western Himalayas, the temperature remained between 40-45 degrees Celsius. Brahmapuri in Vidarbha recorded the highest maximum temperature of 47.2 degrees Celsius.

There is a possibility of heat wave continuing till May 29 in some areas of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Vidarbha. There is a possibility of heat wave continuing in some areas of Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh and Delhi till May 29 and in some areas there is a possibility of severe heat wave continuing till May 27. There is a possibility of heat wave continuing in many areas of Rajasthan till May 29.

Where is the heat wave warning?

There is a possibility of heat wave lasting till May 26 in some areas of Telangana, till May 25 in some areas of Western Jharkhand, till May 24 in Bihar and in Odisha and Chhattisgarh till May 27. There is a possibility of hot and humid weather in West Bengal till 24th May, in Odisha till 27th May and in Coastal Andhra Pradesh till 24th May. According to the Meteorological Department, due to western disturbance, there may be a slight drop in temperature due to storm in the hilly areas today.

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The heat wave is going to increase in the coming days in many parts of the country including Delhi-NCR. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), heat waves are going to continue in Delhi-NCR during the next 7 days and nights are going to be hot during the next 2 days. Meanwhile, Nautapa will start from 25th May, which will continue till 2nd June. According to weather experts, there is every possibility of severe heat wave in many states including Delhi-NCR during this period and new temperature records can be created.

The sky remained clear in Delhi-NCR on Thursday (May 21), but heatwave troubled people in many areas. During this period, the minimum temperature was 31.9 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature was recorded at 43.6 degrees Celsius. In some areas the temperature reached 45-46.2 degrees Celsius.

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What was the temperature in the last 24 hours?

During the last 24 hours, heat wave troubled people a lot at some places in Delhi-NCR and at some places the nights were also very hot. During the last 24 hours, a slight drop of about 1 degree Celsius was recorded in the maximum temperature in Delhi and an increase of 2-4 degrees Celsius in the minimum temperature. During the last 24 hours, the minimum temperature in Delhi was in the range of 27-32 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature was between 44-45 degrees Celsius, but the hottest area was the Ridge, where the temperature was recorded at 45.3 degrees Celsius. The maximum temperature in Gurugram and Ghaziabad was recorded between 41-42 degrees Celsius. During the day, south-westerly winds blew in Delhi, whose speed was 15-20 km per hour, which reached up to 48 km per hour with gusts.

What will be the temperature today?

According to the Meteorological Department, today Friday (May 22) the minimum temperature is likely to be between 30-32 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature is likely to be between 44-46 degrees Celsius. IMD estimates that there will be strong sunshine and clear sky from this morning itself, but heat wave conditions will persist in some areas. There will be strong winds on the land surface, whose speed can go up to 15-25 km per hour and sometimes with gusts the speed can reach up to 35 km per hour. There is no possibility of any major change in the maximum and minimum temperatures during the next 7 days.

Take precautions to avoid heat

The Meteorological Department has issued a warning to people in view of the rising temperatures and heat wave. During this week, heat wave to severe heat wave conditions are likely to prevail over the plains of north-western and central India and adjoining eastern India. In such a situation, be alert and take necessary precautions to protect yourself from extreme heat. The department has advised to drink plenty of water to protect from heat and do not allow dehydration in the body. Wear light-coloured, loose-fitting cotton clothes. Avoid leaving the house during the hottest time of the afternoon (12 noon to 4 pm). Use umbrella/hat/sunglasses while going out. Take special care of children, elderly and pets. Never leave children or pets alone inside parked vehicles.

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In view of the continuously increasing heat and heatwave situation in Dehradun district, the district administration has taken a big decision today. According to the order of the District Magistrate, all government, non-government, private schools and Anganwadi centers in the district have been kept closed today. This decision of the administration has been taken keeping in mind the health and safety of children.

Schools closed today in Dehradun

The effect of extreme heat is clearly visible in Dehradun today. People are facing a lot of problems due to strong sunlight, rising temperatures and hot winds. After the warning of the Meteorological Department, the district administration has issued an order to keep all the schools closed today as a precautionary measure. After this decision, thousands of students of the district have got relief today. Parents have also become less worried about the health of their children. The administration has made it clear that this decision has been taken to protect children from problems like heat stroke and dehydration.

All government and private schools will remain closed

According to the order issued, all government, non-government and private schools will remain closed from class 1 to 12 in Dehradun district today. Along with this, there will be a holiday in all the Anganwadi centers of the district today.

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Instructions have been given to the Chief Education Officer and concerned departments to ensure compliance with the order. All school managements were asked to inform about this in advance.

Decision taken keeping in mind the health of children

The extreme heat affects small children the most. Due to strong sunlight and heat wave, problems like weakness, dizziness, dehydration and heat stroke can occur in children. Keeping this in mind, the administration has decided to keep the school closed today.

Doctors say that it is important to protect children from sunlight in this season. Providing adequate water and keeping it safe indoors is a better solution.

The district administration has appealed to the people to avoid leaving their homes in the afternoon. Take special care of children, elderly and sick people. Wear light clothes and drink plenty of water. Go out only when necessary and keep your head covered while going out in the sun. The administration is constantly monitoring the weather conditions.

A big decision can be taken in future also

If the temperature continues to rise like this in the coming days, then the administration may take a big decision regarding schools in the future. At present, the order to keep all schools closed for today is in force.

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At the end of April, the sun has assumed its formidable form across the country. After witnessing the havoc of severe heat in Banda, Uttar Pradesh in the past, now the hottest center of the weather has shifted towards Maharashtra and Western Rajasthan. While the temperature in Maharashtra’s Akola has broken all records, the border districts of Rajasthan, Barmer and Jaisalmer are burning like a furnace and the mercury has crossed 46 degrees Celsius.

According to the latest data released by the Meteorological Department (IMD) on Sunday, April 26, the maximum temperature in most parts of the country remains between 40 to 46 degrees. At present, the highest heat in the entire country has been recorded in Akola located in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra. Here such fire rained from the sky that the maximum temperature reached a dangerous level of 46.9 degrees Celsius.

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The most horrifying scene is from the desert state of Rajasthan. Here the heat and severe heat wave have completely scorched the life of the common people. The scorching sand and hot winds have pushed the border districts into the ‘dark red zone’ of the heat map.

Barmer: Summer is at its peak here. The maximum temperature of Barmer has been recorded at 46.4 degrees Celsius. The sun’s rays start piercing from 9 o’clock in the morning and by noon the intense heat waves force people to remain confined to their homes.

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Jaisalmer: The condition of Jaisalmer, famous as ‘Golden City’, is also bad. The mercury here has reached 46.0 degrees Celsius. The fierce hot winds rising from the burning sand have created undeclared curfew-like situations from cities to villages.

In Barmer and Jaisalmer, the minimum day as well as night temperature remains high (about 29.5°C – 30.2°C), due to which people are not getting much respite from the humidity and scorching heat even at night.

Administration alert

In view of the heat map turning red and this deadly heat, the health department and the local administration have issued an alert. A strict appeal has been made to the general public not to go out in the sun in the afternoon without any urgent work. To avoid heat stroke, keep your head covered, wear light colored cotton clothes and do not allow dehydration in your body.

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Heatwave: India Meteorological Department has issued heat wave warning in states like Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand. Due to this, the temperature in many areas has already crossed 40 degrees Celsius. As the heat is increasing, a big question is arising that how much heat can the human body withstand. Let us know what is the answer to this question.

wet bulb temperature

The human body not only reacts to temperature but it also reacts to the combination of heat and moisture. This is called wet bulb temperature. Earlier scientists believed that humans could tolerate wet bulb temperatures up to 35 degrees Celsius. But new research from Pennsylvania State University suggests that the real limit is much lower. Around 30°C to 31°C. Beyond this limit the body is unable to cool itself effectively.

Why does humidity make heat more dangerous?

In dry heat, sweat evaporates and cools the body. But in humid environment, sweat does not evaporate easily. This means that even at low temperatures the body can overheat rapidly. This makes the situation much more dangerous than dry heat of 45 degrees Celsius or more.

When does the body enter the danger zone?

Once the body temperature crosses 40 degrees Celsius, the risk of heat stroke becomes serious. In this stage the cooling system of the body stops working. Due to this, symptoms like dizziness, confusion and even fainting start appearing. If treatment is not received, it can prove fatal within a few hours.

effect on vital organs

Excessive heat not only makes you uncomfortable but also affects your vital organs. There may be swelling in the brain which may lead to confusion or seizures. The heart has to work harder. This increases the risk of increased pressure on the heart.

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Baba Vanga Alert for Extreme summer 2026: Bulgarian prophet Baba Venga is known for his many accurate predictions. Once again Baba Venga’s prophecy is in the headlines. But it is also scary. In his prediction, Baba Venga has alerted people about the heat in the year 2026. According to him, there will be severe heat wave this year.

Currently, the month of April is going on so the temperature of the sun is high. The increasing heat, heat wave and hot winds in April are an indication that the heat wave can worsen the condition of people in the coming days. Although people definitely got relief from rain in late March and early April, this relief could be a calm before the arrival of a big storm. Let us know what warnings Baba Venga has regarding the summer of 2026.

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Extreme heat is being predicted in 2026. Baba Venga had predicted extreme temperatures and natural imbalance due to climate change years ago, which is proving true year after year. For 2026, he had talked about situations like severe heat, drought, strong hot winds and water crisis. At present, amid the continuously rising temperatures, this prediction of Baba Vanga (Baba Vanga Ki Bhavishyavani) is scaring people more.

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Will AC coolers really fail this summer?

It has not been claimed in any of the predictions that S-coolers will actually fail completely due to increasing heat. But when the temperature rises too high, even the normal cooling system becomes less effective. Along with predictions, we must also know the facts through scientific logic, because sometimes predictions are not completely true, but we should be alert considering predictions as signs.

Talking about the scientific logic regarding the heat wave in 2026, current data is also indicating that the giant glaciers of Antarctica are melting at an alarming rate, which is not good for the weather patterns.

Experts believe that, if strict actions are not taken now on global warming, then 2026 may prove to be dangerous especially for coastal cities. Heat is not only the cause of weather, heat wave, physical discomfort, but the effect of increasing temperature also affects our food chain. If this situation continues, heatwave may become even more dangerous in the future.

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