Yesterday's strong gusts of wind spawned a little dust storm for nearly an hour which enveloped the city of Noida and Greater Noida and other parts of National Capital Region (NCR). Wind speed was quite high at 40-50 kmph for 15-20 minutes and caused a tree branch to fall on a car in Greater Noida. Thankfully no major damage was reported. However, squally winds gave a little respite from the rising temperatures in the evening. But skymet predicts hot days will continue in the days to come. Well, it's April after all!
So far summer temperatures have been comfortable in the region compared to East and Central India which is reeling under heat wave, especially parts of Maharashtra, Odisha, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal.
The first week of May is expected to begin on a rainy note here in Noida and NCR predicts skymet. Hoping some showers come our way soon!
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So far summer temperatures have been comfortable in the region compared to East and Central India which is reeling under heat wave, especially parts of Maharashtra, Odisha, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal.
The first week of May is expected to begin on a rainy note here in Noida and NCR predicts skymet. Hoping some showers come our way soon!
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I don't mind them if they are followed by a rain shower....
ReplyDeleteYep...me too. But this time it only brought loads of dust. Rain shower is pending :)
Delete'Aandhi' in Northern India generally brings down the temperatures thru' spells of rain.. The typical climate of the area in summer.. Thanks for sharing the info!
ReplyDeleteTrue...'Aandhi' did bring down the temperature..and it would be frequent in days to come, I guess. My whole place was dust-laden though. Rains are eluding..there's is still some time for it :)
DeleteI wouldn't mind if followed by a rain shower :) Thanks for sharing the news!
ReplyDeleteMe too, dear! Thanks for dropping by!
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Aren't squalls normal in the NCR? With so much politics how can the region escape them? :)
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I have answered your comment to Jyotirmoy in my blog post. Hope you will like my answer or at least not be intimidated by me. :)
Yep...there's always a storm in teacup brewed by media or in the parliament courtesy our Netajis :) Squalls are a norm in summers here.
DeleteThanks for responding to my comment...your posts are very introspective and at the same time thought provoking. Appreciate your honesty in writing and I enjoy reading your posts :)
Yes...Kolkata is burning in the heat wave.
ReplyDeleteI hope a rain storm happens here soon. Thanks for the news dear :)
Hope the heat wave soon changes to pleasant rain shower.. it is almost time for pre-monsoon showers there. No?!:)
DeleteI'm looking forward to that rain in the first week of May.
ReplyDeleteSame here, same here, Kalpanaa :)
DeleteWaiting for rains. :-)
ReplyDeleteWe all are so rain-starved...have heard of good monsoon forecasts this year. Fingers crossed, we will be blessed :)
DeleteYes, rain is badly needed.
ReplyDeleteRavish...Muzaffarpur is reeling under heatwave I have read. Rains needed, indeed!
DeleteThanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks for the read, Rupam!
DeleteCouple of day of rains in May will bring such respite from the scorching sun. :-)
ReplyDeleteTrue, Jyothi! Right now it is scorching hot out in sun. Wistfully waiting for the rains :)
DeleteIt must be crazy with the scorching heat right now... Rains would be a blessing at this time na?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely, Archana! It is freaking hot right now. Ahh rains are much needed :)
DeleteAh that looks like tough condition to drive in!
ReplyDeleteHmm...ya. It was a strong wind for a while, Mridula.
DeleteHopefully it rains soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures, very dramatic!
Rains have come and gone...the dry spell in between had been killing. Thanks, Indrani for dropping by :)
DeleteThe NCR is a stormy place anyway;)
ReplyDeleteLoved your captures, Bushra:)
Hehe...True. There always some storms brewing up in the NCR cup :D
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