After wet May, enter the heatwave, how to modify climate change weather systems. Bharat News

Bathinda: After the big additional rains in North India in the month of May, the month of June has begun on a deep warm note, with large parts to reeling under a serious heat. While the heatwave mantra before the monsoon is not uncommon, the scale and severity of this year’s conditions once again bring global warming into a sharp focus. Experts are rapidly pointing to climate change, which is a major driver behind the growing frequency, intensity and changing geography of heatwaves across the country. The coupled spikes added to humidity levels have only deepened public discomfort, presenting serious risks, especially for weak communities, climate trends, a research consultation, changing the heat pattern in your note, finds it in your note. The daytime temperature has been skyrocketing from the first week of June, the mercury is settling a mark of 44 degrees Celsius in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Delhi. India Meteorological Department (IMD) has been issuing red alert for five straight days since June 9, as the heatwave mantras were limited to Rajasthan. The primary reason for the disappearance of Heatwave this season was the on-off mantras of rain and thunderstorms in Indo-Getic grounds. In fact, Punjab, Haryana and Delhi saw one in May 1. “The monsoon was advanced about a week before its time, however, after reaching many parts of Mumbai and Northeast India, progress stopped, and the frequency of Western disturbances also reduced considerably. In the last week, we have seen that the cyclonic circulation over Northwest India was very weak and has already had a continuous flow of hot and dry winds before the hot-day. Reaching the eastern and central parts of the country. The continuous flow of these dry northwest winds is also not carrying forward the monsoon, ”Mahesh Palawat, Vice President- Meteorology and Climate Change, Skymet Weather said. Siying heatwave became even more uncomfortable with an increase in humidity. This not only enhances discomfort, but is also a challenge for health infrastructure. Along with the level of high humidity -a long -term contact for excessive temperatures causes often heat strokes, mainly poor, external workers, children and the elderly. According to experts, the ongoing weather conditions are directly related to the effect of global warming. Climate change has increased the variability of extreme weather events, especially heatwave on India. “Northwest India remains susceptible to heatwaves until the monsoon comes in the region. There is no doubt that climate change has increased the severity of heatwave in the entire region. The humidity is another disturbing factor that has become more prominent due to global warming. The mild increase in the level of humidity increases. The sickness has also increased due to these joint factors. Northern plains were used to dry weather conditions; However, they now struggle with humid weather conditions. With the rise of every one degree of warming, the air capacity to keep water vapor has increased by 7%. All the hill states have seen two to four degrees warming, ”said KJ Ramesh, former Director General, IMD. The migration of heatwave events at less susceptible places before is a clear indication of the widespread climate crisis. In the last three decades, the time chain of heatwave events reveals an increase in heatwave events over the years. According to a latest study on Heatwaves, ‘To move the area of ​​the occurrence of extreme weather-pouring waves’, it has been observed that the heatwave examples on North India (Punjab, Haryana, Haryana, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand) increased every 10 years since 1991-2020. During 2001–2010, the places of heatwave in central India were focused to move towards the southern region during 2011-2020. In June, there was a significant increase in hot weather conditions in the central regions of India in the northwest, analyzing the events of serious heatwave events in India in the last three decades. Additionally, these conditions were expanded to some areas of the hilly states such as Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Ladakh. It has been observed that the incidence of heatwave is increasing, especially in the northeastern states to the last decade. The last two decades marked the onset of a single warm global climate. The reason behind this adverseness can be detected by synoptic conditions associated with prevailing high temperatures, especially the examples of north -south wind dissatisfaction and the recurring cyclonic storm in the Bay of Bengal on the east side. These incidents disrupt the pressure distribution system after the movement of the north-south trough towards the sea, resulting in a cut-off of sea air and also strengthened the acute pressure system, causing frequent high temperatures heatwave.