UP Weather Update: Due to the intense heat, the people of Uttar Pradesh will have to wait another month for the monsoon rain. As predicted earlier by meteorologists, this year’s summer is expected to be hotter than usual, and it has been evident that from March until now, there has been very little pre-monsoon rainfall.
Therefore, it is believed that the sweltering heat will trouble the people’s lives until the first spell of rain in June. Looking at the figures of pre-monsoon rainfall between March and May in the years 2023-24, compared to the normal pre-monsoon rainfall of 32.6 millimeters, there was 69.9 millimeters, which is 214 percent more rainfall last year.
In 2021-22, compared to the normal pre-monsoon rainfall of 32.6 millimeters, there was 23.3 millimeters, which is 71.5 percent, and in 2020-21, there was 94.4 millimeters, which is 289.5 percent more pre-monsoon rainfall.
UP Weather Update: The mercury will start falling after two days
The scientist Atul Kumar Singh from the Regional Meteorological Center said that for the next two days, there will be a heatwave in the state due to hot winds. But after two days, there will be a change in the wind direction which will slightly reduce the temperature and increase the humidity. The series of hot nights will also come to an end.
Monsoon reaches Andaman, chances of entering India on 31st May or 1st June
The weather scientist said that the monsoon has arrived in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands group and is expected to enter India through the Kerala coast on May 31st or June 1st. If the monsoon enters the country on time and progresses according to its usual schedule, it may reach Gorakhpur or Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh between June 18th and 20th.
He also mentioned that it is likely to start raining in Lucknow between June 23rd and 25th. Last year, the monsoon arrived late in Uttar Pradesh and entered the state later than expected, on June 22nd instead of June 18th to 20th.
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Monsoon rains occur in UP between June and September
According to the weather department, in Uttar Pradesh, it usually rains between June and September during the monsoon season. During this time, the normal rainfall in the state should be 829.8 millimeters. In recent years, it has been observed that the monsoon rainfall in UP has not been normal.
Looking at the rainfall figures in recent years, in the year 2023-24, the rainfall in the state was 71% compared to normal rainfall, which means it was 589.3 millimeters instead of 829.8 millimeters.
In 2022-23, the rainfall during this period in the state was 62% of normal rainfall, which means it was 514.3 millimeters instead of 829.8 millimeters. In 2021-22, it was 87.5% of normal rainfall, which means it was 726 millimeters instead of 829.8 millimeters, and in 2020-21, it was 77.2% of normal rainfall, which means it was 640.2 millimeters instead of 829.8 millimeters.
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Expecting good rain this year
Weather scientists in India who are closely monitoring the events have said that the formation of ‘La Nina’ conditions by June-August could mean that this year’s monsoon rainfall may be better than last year.
Heat increased due to El Nino
The ‘El Nino’ effect is a special situation related to the weather, which occurs when the temperature of the ocean in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean becomes higher than usual. Due to the El Nino effect, the temperature becomes quite hot.
This causes the warm surface water in the western Pacific region to move towards the east along with the equator, affecting the weather in India. In such a situation, we have to face very hot temperatures and drought-like conditions start to occur.
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