Weather will wreak havoc in Rajasthan, warning of strong storm and storm issued

Rain and storms are occurring in the eastern region of Rajasthan and severe heat and heat waves in the west. Ganganagar was the hottest state in the past 24 hours. The maximum temperature has crossed 45 degrees here. Meanwhile, the maximum temperature level in eastern Rajasthan was till 43 degrees. As per the Meteorological Department, there can be a phase of storm and rain in the state's major parts in the afternoon today. There can also be severe storms and lightning along with heat waves in the west Rajasthan. Today, rain warning has been given in certain regions of the Bharatpur and Jaipur divisions in eastern regions. Meanwhile, drizzle can also take place in the Bikaner division in the west Rajasthan.

Ganganagar was the hottest city in the last 24 hours. The maximum temperature recorded here was 45.3 degrees Celsius. The capital, Jaipur, recorded 40.1 degrees. According to the Meteorological Department, the temperature in the capital, Jaipur, may remain at this level for the next few days. The maximum temperature of the state in the last 24 hours was as follows. Ajmer recorded 39.2, Bhilwara 37.6, Alwar 39.4, Jaipur 40.1, Pilani 40.7, Kota 42.1, Barmer 40.3, Jaisalmer 43.1, Jodhpur 40, Churu 43, Bikaner 43.5, and Ganganagar recorded 45.3 degrees maximum temperature.

This time, the south-west monsoon is arriving early. The reason for this is the wind called the Somali Jet, which is pushing the monsoon forward rapidly. According to weather experts, monsoon usually arrives in Rajasthan on June 20, but this time it can reach the state about 15 days earlier i.e. by the first week of June.

Somali Jet is actually a low-level strong wind that blows from Mauritius and Madagascar. These winds move fast, carrying the monsoon. So far, the monsoon has reached Mumbai in Maharashtra, and by the end of May, it can reach central India. Due to this, monsoon is expected to start early in Rajasthan as well.