Haryana Sizzles as Heatwave Intensifies: Sirsa Records Highest Temperature

Haryana’s Temperature Crosses 35°C: Heatwave Intensifies with Westerly Winds, Sirsa Hottest City
The summer heat in Haryana is intensifying as the maximum temperature has crossed 35 degrees Celsius in several parts of the state. Due to the influence of westerly winds, the temperature has been rising steadily, making the weather hotter than usual for this time of the year. Sirsa has recorded the highest temperature, emerging as the hottest city in the state. Meanwhile, partial cloud cover has been observed in some areas, providing occasional relief from the scorching sun.

The rising heat is being attributed to dry westerly winds, which have increased the daytime temperatures significantly. The Meteorological Department has predicted that the heatwave conditions may continue in the coming days, with no major respite expected anytime soon. Although some regions have experienced slight cloud cover, it has not been sufficient to bring down the overall temperature levels.

Residents of Haryana, especially in cities like Sirsa, Hisar, and Bhiwani, have started feeling the early summer heat much before the peak months of May and June. People are advised to take precautions, stay hydrated, and avoid direct exposure to the sun during peak hours. Farmers have also been affected by the rising temperatures, as high heat levels can impact crop yield and soil moisture.

With temperatures consistently rising, experts suggest that the coming weeks may see a further increase in heat levels. The possibility of pre-monsoon showers remains low, meaning that the heatwave may persist for a longer duration. The administration has urged people to take necessary measures to prevent heat-related illnesses and ensure proper hydration.