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The Indian Meteorological Department has issued severe heatwave warnings for 10 major states, spotlighting Delhi's record temperatures and urging urgent precautions. Residents in affected regions should brace for prolonged periods of extreme heat, poor air quality, and take steps to minimize health risks.

India is gearing up for a weather roller-coaster as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) advises a mix of extreme weather conditions including heatwaves, thunderstorms, and isolated snowfall from March 25 to 31. Northern states like Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand are predicted to witness intense storms, while heatwaves are anticipated in parts of Gujarat and Rajasthan. Coastal regions should prepare for hot and humid conditions.

The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for 27 districts in Bihar due to expected thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds from April 7-9, with Patna expecting rain on April 8. An orange alert follows on April 13 for thundersqualls and hailstorms. These conditions are attributed to low-pressure systems, with temperatures predicted to climb post-storm.

India's weather on March 20, 2025, showcased the nation's climatic diversity. Delhi experienced rising temperatures from 16°C to 34°C, tempered by strong winds. Himachal Pradesh enjoyed clear skies with temperatures up to 21.87°C and gusty winds. Mumbai faced a steamy day with temperatures from 23°C to 31°C and high humidity. Nationwide, early signs of summer with temperatures averaging 26°C to 33°C were observed, and dry conditions prevailed.

Bihar faces a weather alert, focusing on Patna and districts like Bhagalpur and Munger. Historical April patterns suggest high temperatures, with authorities urging residents to stay hydrated and monitor updates. Despite a possibility of localized interruptions, the April climate is generally hot with substantial sunshine.

Jharkhand is bracing for severe thunderstorms and hailstorms until March 23, 2025, with wind speeds expected between 60-80 km/h. The state has issued red alerts for southern districts and orange alerts for others. Rainfall has been significant in some areas, and residents are advised to remain indoors as the temperature drops briefly before stabilizing.

During Holi, Lucknow's temperatures soared above 35°C, followed by late-night showers and gusty winds traveling at 30 km/h. These unexpected weather changes added a surprising twist to the festivities, though they caused no significant disruptions.