Nagpur is set to experience a week of intense heat, followed by thunderstorms bringing some relief towards the weekend. From Monday to Tuesday (9–10 June), temperatures will soar dangerously high, reaching up to 43°C during the day and staying warm at night around 29–30°C. The heat will be intense and potentially hazardous.

On Wednesday (11 June), the temperature will slightly drop to about 39°C with some cloud cover, offering a brief break from the extreme heat. From Thursday to Sunday (12–15 June), pre-monsoon thunderstorms are likely, with temperatures falling further to between 34°C and 37°C during the day, and cooler nights around 26–27°C. These storms may bring moderate rain and reduce the heat considerably.

Officials have reported a rise in heat-related illnesses and diarrhoea, especially in young children, due to the fluctuating weather. Residents are advised to stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and avoid outdoor activities during peak heat hours.

Safety Tips:

• Drink plenty of water and rest in shaded areas.

• Use sun protection like hats or umbrellas.

• Be cautious during thunderstorms and avoid unnecessary travel.

• Monitor children and the elderly for signs of heat exhaustion.

In summary, Nagpur will face a hot start to the week with temperatures cooling down as thunderstorms arrive later. Citizens should take necessary precautions to stay safe.