With the changing weather in Uttar Pradesh, summer has started showing its attitude. The month of March is not even over yet that people are suffering due to the scorching heat. A heat wave alert has been issued by the Meteorological Department on March 30. During the week, the mercury will cross 40 degrees and the weather will become very hot. At the same time, it is believed that the effect of heat wave will become permanent from the coming fortnight. Varanasi remains the hottest district Varanasi was the hottest district of the state on Saturday. The maximum temperature recorded here was 39.4 degree Celsius. Director of Meteorological Department JP Gupta said that from today the weather will take a sharp turn in the state. The increase in temperature will increase the heat. Winds will blow at a speed of about 20 km per hour from the first week of April. 6 hottest districts of UP CityTemperature(°C)Varanasi39.4Prayagraj38.5Lucknow37.5Kanpur36.6Gorakhpur36.0Meerut34 The day in Lucknow is just starting with strong sunshine. * Mercury may reach near 41 degrees by March 28 According to the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature can reach 41 degree Celsius in Lucknow, Prayagraj, Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Kanpur and Meerut till March 28. Meanwhile, there is no chance of rain in the state. The weather will remain clear in the entire state including Lucknow. There is no hope of relief from the heat even in the coming days, people are suffering due to hot winds. The condition of the weather in the state these days is that with the first ray of the sun, the effect of moisture starts ending. Then as the day progresses, the heat and hot winds start blowing on the people. According to the Meteorological Department, not much fluctuation is expected in the maximum and minimum temperatures for the coming few days. * To avoid the sun, the girl students are leaving the house wearing scarves.* Last year's temperature in the month of March Talking about last year, in 2021 from March 16 to March 21, the mercury was around 34 to 36 degrees. Apart from this, the minimum temperature was around 18 to 21 degrees, while on March 30, the maximum mercury had crossed 40 degrees. In UP, on March 27, ie today, the maximum temperature is 37.0 °C, while the minimum temperature is expected to be 20.0 °C. * Due to the intensifying sun in the afternoon, the crowd is now less visible on the roads than before. temperature rises due to warm winds According to the Meteorological Department, these days hot winds are blowing from the north-west, which is coming to UP via Rajasthan via Pakistan. On the other hand, the air quality index in the state is in the medium or poor category in most of the cities. According to the Meteorological Department, the mercury is likely to reach 40 degrees in the coming three to four days. Director of Meteorological Department JP Gupta said that these days north-westerly hot winds are blowing, which enter Uttar Pradesh from Pakistan via Rajasthan. Due to these hot winds, the temperature of Bundelkhand including Jhansi is continuously increasing.

With the changing weather in Uttar Pradesh, summer has started showing its attitude. The month of March is not even over yet that people are suffering due to the scorching heat. A heat wave alert has been issued by the Meteorological Department on March 30. During the week, the mercury will cross 40 degrees and the weather will become very hot. At the same time, it is believed that the effect of heat wave will become permanent from the coming fortnight.

Varanasi remains the hottest district

Varanasi was the hottest district of the state on Saturday. The maximum temperature recorded here was 39.4 degree Celsius. Director of Meteorological Department JP Gupta said that from today the weather will take a sharp turn in the state. The increase in temperature will increase the heat. Winds will blow at a speed of about 20 km per hour from the first week of April.

6 hottest districts of UP

CityTemperature(°C)Varanasi39.4Prayagraj38.5Lucknow37.5Kanpur36.6Gorakhpur36.0Meerut34

The day in Lucknow is just starting with strong sunshine.

Mercury may reach near 41 degrees by March 28

According to the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature can reach 41 degree Celsius in Lucknow, Prayagraj, Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Kanpur and Meerut till March 28. Meanwhile, there is no chance of rain in the state. The weather will remain clear in the entire state including Lucknow. There is no hope of relief from the heat even in the coming days, people are suffering due to hot winds.

The condition of the weather in the state these days is that with the first ray of the sun, the effect of moisture starts ending. Then as the day progresses, the heat and hot winds start blowing on the people. According to the Meteorological Department, not much fluctuation is expected in the maximum and minimum temperatures for the coming few days.


To avoid the sun, the girl students are leaving the house wearing scarves.


Last year's temperature in the month of March

Talking about last year, in 2021 from March 16 to March 21, the mercury was around 34 to 36 degrees. Apart from this, the minimum temperature was around 18 to 21 degrees, while on March 30, the maximum mercury had crossed 40 degrees. In UP, on March 27, ie today, the maximum temperature is 37.0 °C, while the minimum temperature is expected to be 20.0 °C.

Due to the intensifying sun in the afternoon, the crowd is now less visible on the roads than before. temperature rises due to warm winds

According to the Meteorological Department, these days hot winds are blowing from the north-west, which is coming to UP via Rajasthan via Pakistan. On the other hand, the air quality index in the state is in the medium or poor category in most of the cities. According to the Meteorological Department, the mercury is likely to reach 40 degrees in the coming three to four days.

Director of Meteorological Department JP Gupta said that these days north-westerly hot winds are blowing, which enter Uttar Pradesh from Pakistan via Rajasthan. Due to these hot winds, the temperature of Bundelkhand including Jhansi is continuously increasing.