Orange alert in Delhi, ‘worse than loo’ warning in Noida, Ghaziabad amid scorching heat: Check latest forecast
An orange alert has been issued for Delhi-NCR due to extreme heat conditions, with temperatures expected to exceed 45 degrees Celsius. The India Meteorological Department warns of ongoing heatwave conditions until May 26, with little immediate relief in sight. Residents in Noida and Ghaziabad are experiencing power outages exacerbated by the heat, prompting additional weather alerts for severe dry winds.
- ▪The maximum temperature in Delhi-NCR is expected to remain above 45 degrees Celsius.
- ▪An orange alert for extreme heat and 'loo' conditions is active across the region.
- ▪Power outages have been reported in Noida and Greater Noida due to the extreme heat.
- ▪The IMD forecasts that temperatures will remain above 44 degrees Celsius throughout the week.
- ▪Residents have received alerts warning of winds described as 'worse than loo.'
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Orange alert in Delhi, ‘worse than loo’ warning in Noida, Ghaziabad amid scorching heat: Check latest forecastDelhi-NCR heatwave: The orange alert for extreme heat and “loo” conditions remains active across Delhi-NCR, according to the weather department.Published on: May 21, 2026 9:33 AM ISTBy HT News DeskShare viaCopy link The Delhi-NCR, which is already grappling with intense heat, may have to prepare for even harsher days, with temperatures expected to soar and no immediate relief in sight.Delhi-NCR heatwave: IMD issued an orange alert for Delhi-NCR on Thursday.
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