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The heaviest rainfall is forecast for the second week of July, notably on July 7th and 8th, with over 60 mm of rain in a single day.


Monsoon magic meets sizzling heat: Punjab drenched yet burning this July—Here’s the complete report

On Monday, Punjab's Bathinda soared to a blistering 46.7°C – 3.4 degrees more than the seasonal norm.


North India on the Boil; Punjab and Haryana brace for blistering heatwave; Mercury to soar beyond 47°C

The IMD has issued a heatwave warning for 18 districts, covering Amritsar, Tarn Taran, Firozpur, Bathinda, Muktsar, Gurdaspur, and Jalandhar, among others.


Punjab scorches as temperatures cross 47°C; Hottest spell in 13 years—Heatwave Alert in 18 districts

The heat isn’t limited to Punjab—Sirsa sizzled at 46.4°C, while Chandigarh saw its hottest day of the season at 43.8°C.

Heatwave Alert: Pakistan’s hot winds push Punjab temperatures to 46°C for the first time this season—Here’s the IMD report

Punjab is likely to experience heatwave conditions through June 11, with a moderate to high probability of maximum temperatures reaching 44–45°C.

Punjab on ‘Red Alert’: 5-Day heatwave incoming, mercury may hit 45°C—IMD Report

Across Punjab, maximum temperatures have spiked by nearly 1.8°C in the past 24 hours, signaling a dangerous trend as the region awaits the monsoon’s arrival.

Punjab sizzles: Jalandhar to hit 46°C as IMD flags severe heatwave—Check full forecast here

The IMD Chandigarh has already predicted 5 days of thunderstorms in multiple districts of Punjab and has issued various districts an orange and yellow alert until June 2, 2025.

Punjab Weather Today: Jalandhar & other districts put on thunderstorm with gusty wind alert

Dubai, located in the United Arab Emirates, is globally recognized for its extreme heat, often reaching up to 45°C during peak summer

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