
Delhi is experiencing unprecedented heat as temperatures have soared beyond usual levels, breaking a 19-year-old record for February. The unexpected rise in temperature has left residents struggling with intense heat much earlier than usual.
Record-Breaking Heat in February
- The highest temperature recorded this February surpassed all previous records set in the last 19 years.
- Meteorologists attribute this extreme weather to climate change, shifting wind patterns, and reduced winter rainfall.
- The sudden heatwave has affected daily life, with people experiencing discomfort usually expected in peak summer months.
Impact on Delhi Residents
- Increased electricity consumption due to early use of fans and air conditioners.
- Health risks such as dehydration, heat exhaustion, and fatigue.
- Disruptions in daily activities, as the unexpected heat has made outdoor travel more challenging.
Weather Experts’ Predictions
- If the current trend continues, March and April could see even higher temperatures.
- Experts advise residents to stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and avoid direct sun exposure during peak hours.
- Authorities may issue heatwave advisories if the temperatures remain abnormally high.