Editor Mr.Mayank Rawat ( Chief Editor Mr. Rohit Mishra )
New Delhi is bracing for severe heat conditions on May 12, 2025, with temperatures expected to reach 42.1°C during the day and 29.8°C at night. The weather forecast indicates clear skies with low humidity of 23%, winds at 34.2 km/h, and minimal precipitation of 0.03 mm, creating challenging conditions for residents.The daytime temperature of 42.1°C marks one of the hottest days of the early summer season in the capital. The strong winds at 34.2 km/h combined with low humidity levels may create dusty conditions across the city.The UV index stands at 2.3, necessitating sun protection measures for residents venturing outdoors. The most suitable times for outdoor activities are before 10 AM or after 6 PM when temperatures are relatively lower.
Health Safety Measures
Health safety measures include staying hydrated, wearing loose and light-colored clothing, and using protective gear such as sunglasses and wide-brimmed hats. Two-wheeler riders are advised to use face protection against dusty conditions.Indoor precautions involve keeping curtains drawn during peak heat hours and using cooling systems effectively. The evening hours may provide opportunities for brief outdoor activities in shaded areas.
Intensifying Heatwave
The weather forecast indicates an intensifying heatwave in the coming week. Temperatures are set to rise progressively from 43.2°C on May 13 to 44.4°C on May 14, reaching a peak of 45.5°C by May 16.Night temperatures will remain high, staying in the mid-30s throughout the week. Humidity levels are expected to remain low between 15-18%, with clear skies and no rainfall predicted.The upcoming temperatures on May 15 and 16, reaching 45°C and 45.5°C respectively, could approach record-breaking levels for this time of year. These conditions pose potential health risks including heatstroke and dehydration.The weather department recommends rescheduling outdoor activities to early morning or evening hours during this period. Special attention should be given to vulnerable individuals during the heatwave conditions.Regular hydration, minimal outdoor exposure during peak hours, and following authority guidelines are essential during this period of extreme weather conditions.
Mayank Rawat
