UP Weather: Rainfall Fades, Temperatures Set to Soar

Rainfall activity in Uttar Pradesh is gradually declining, with only isolated thundershowers anticipated in the Terai region and eastern districts. This shift towards dry weather, expected after May 8, will lead to a noticeable increase in temperatures.

Maximum temperatures across the state are predicted to rise by 5-7 degrees Celsius over the next seven days. Despite this anticipated heat, the India Meteorological Department has stated that no heatwave conditions are likely in Uttar Pradesh during this period.

In Lucknow, partly cloudy skies with possible thunder and light rain are forecast for Thursday. The state capital is expected to see maximum and minimum temperatures around 34 degrees Celsius and 23 degrees Celsius, respectively. Thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and gusty winds up to 50 kmph are possible in isolated areas across the state.

On Wednesday, Lucknow experienced below-normal temperatures. The city recorded a maximum of 33.3 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 21.0 degrees Celsius, with no rainfall. Throughout the state, most areas recorded temperatures below average, though cities like Jhansi and Orai saw some of the highest readings, still below normal.