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Weather Update: Severe Heatwave Alert for North and Central India on April 30; Relief Likely in Eastern Regions

Intense heatwave conditions are expected across North and Central India on April 30, 2026. Check the city-wise temperature forecast and safety tips on Mission Ki Awaaz.
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New Delhi / Correspondent: As April 2026 comes to a close, a major part of India is bracing for scorching temperatures. According to the latest data from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), severe heatwave conditions are likely to prevail across North, West, and Central India on April 30. While the plains continue to sizzle, some relief in the form of isolated thunderstorms is expected in the Eastern and North-Eastern states.

Estimated City-wise Temperature Forecast (April 30, 2026)

CityMax Temp (Β°C)Weather ConditionExpert Advice
New Delhi39Β°C – 42Β°CClear Sky & HeatwaveAvoid outdoor travel in the afternoon
Ahmedabad40Β°C – 43Β°CExtremely Hot & DryStay hydrated at all times
Mumbai32Β°C – 34Β°CHumid & Partly CloudyWear light cotton fabrics
Chennai35Β°C – 37Β°CHot & HumidIncrease intake of fluids
Kolkata36Β°C – 39Β°CThunderstorms LikelyStay alert for sudden squalls
Lucknow/Patna39Β°C – 42Β°CIntense Sun & HeatwaveKeep your head covered outdoors
Jaipur/Karauli40Β°C – 42Β°CSevere Heat ConditionsFollow heatstroke prevention tips

Regional Weather Breakdown

  • North-West India: States like Rajasthan, Delhi, Haryana, and Punjab are expected to see the mercury crossing the 42Β°C mark. Hot westerly winds (Loo) may impact daily life during peak afternoon hours.
  • East & North-East India: Parts of West Bengal, Odisha, and Bihar might witness dust storms followed by light to moderate rain in the evening, providing much-needed respite from the rising heat.
  • South India: While Bengaluru and Hyderabad will remain warm, the coastal areas will experience high humidity levels, making the perceived temperature feel much higher than the actual reading.

Health & Safety Advisory from ‘Mission Ki Awaaz’

Given the intensity of the upcoming heatwave, health experts suggest the following precautions:

  1. Hydration is Key: Drink plenty of water even if you don’t feel thirsty. Consume natural coolants like buttermilk, lemon water, and coconut water.
  2. Peak Hour Caution: Avoid direct exposure to the sun between 12:00 PM and 4:00 PM.
  3. Dietary Habits: Opt for light, easily digestible meals. Include seasonal fruits like watermelon and cucumber in your daily routine.

Disclaimer: This forecast is based on current meteorological models and available data. Weather patterns can change abruptly. For real-time updates, please refer to the official IMD website or the ‘Mausam’ app.


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