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India is preparing for an intense spell of heat as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast above-normal heatwave conditions across several parts of the country during May 2026. The warning comes as temperatures have already begun rising sharply, signaling a challenging summer ahead.

According to weather officials, northern, central, and western regions of India are likely to experience the most severe impact. In many areas, daytime temperatures are expected to cross 45°C, accompanied by dry and hot winds commonly known as “loo.” These conditions significantly increase discomfort and health risks for the population.

The early arrival and extended duration of heatwaves are being linked to persistent dry weather patterns and broader climate changes. While some regions may receive occasional rainfall or thunderstorms, experts caution that such relief is likely to be temporary and unevenly distributed.

The rising heat is already putting pressure on electricity demand, as households and businesses rely heavily on cooling systems such as air conditioners and fans. Power consumption levels are expected to surge further in the coming weeks, raising concerns about possible shortages in some areas.

Health authorities have also issued advisories, warning of increased cases of heatstroke, dehydration, and exhaustion, particularly among vulnerable groups such as the elderly, children, and outdoor workers. Hospitals and emergency services are being urged to stay prepared for a potential rise in heat-related illnesses.

In addition to health concerns, the heatwave may also impact agriculture and water resources. High temperatures can damage crops, reduce soil moisture, and increase the demand for irrigation, while also straining drinking water supplies in several regions.

Officials are advising citizens to take precautions, including staying hydrated, avoiding outdoor activities during peak afternoon hours, and wearing light clothing. People are also encouraged to check regularly on those who may be more vulnerable to extreme heat.

As India moves deeper into the summer season, the IMD continues to monitor the situation closely, urging both authorities and the public to remain alert and prepared for prolonged heatwave conditions.
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