Weather Alert: North India reels under severe heatwave as temperatures cross 45°C in multiple cities now!

A severe heatwave is gripping North India with temperatures continuing to soar above 45 degrees Celsius across several states. The extreme weather conditions have disrupted daily life in multiple urban centers. Authorities in Patna have ordered closure of schools up to class five as a precautionary measure. In Lucknow schools remain closed for the day as the heatwave conditions persist. The India Meteorological Department has issued warnings for several regions advising people to avoid direct sunlight during peak afternoon hours. Hospitals are reporting an increase in cases of dehydration and heat related illnesses especially among children and elderly people. Experts say that the ongoing May weather pattern is unusually harsh compared to previous years with longer duration of heat stress. Residents are experiencing power demand surges as air conditioners and cooling devices are used extensively. Several districts have reported intermittent power cuts due to high load on electricity grids. Water consumption has also increased significantly leading to shortages in some localities. Meteorologists predict that the heatwave may continue for several more days before any relief from rainfall arrives. People are advised to stay hydrated wear light cotton clothing and limit outdoor activities during afternoon hours. Schools and local administrations are closely monitoring the situation to ensure public safety. Heat waves have become more frequent in recent years due to climate change and rapid urbanization. Experts emphasize the need for long term adaptation measures including green infrastructure and improved urban planning. The current weather pattern serves as a reminder of the growing impact of extreme climate events on public life. Citizens are urged to follow official guidelines and take necessary precautions as the intense heat conditions continue across northern India during this period says the latest weather update report issued today.