Today's weather LIVE updates: Delhi sees first severe heatstroke patient; searches for ‘Manali weather’ spike
Delhi is experiencing severe heatwave conditions, leading to the first reported heatstroke patients of the season. The India Meteorological Department has issued orange and red alerts for several states, including East Uttar Pradesh and East Madhya Pradesh. Interest in cooler destinations like Manali has surged as temperatures soar in the plains.
- ▪Delhi has reported its first heatstroke patients amid an ongoing heatwave.
- ▪The India Meteorological Department issued orange and red alerts for multiple states.
- ▪Queries for cooler hill towns such as Manali have increased significantly.
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LiveToday's weather LIVE updates: Delhi sees first severe heatstroke patients; searches for ‘Manali weather’ spikeBy HT News DeskUpdated on: May 22, 2026 10:01:31 AM ISTToday's weather live updates: Unbearable heatwave conditions have hit parts of India, including Delhi, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to issue major orange and red alerts for several states and cities to stay prepared to handle the sizzling hot weather.Today weather LIVE updates: A view of Sanjay Van Lake, Delhi, where thousands of dead fish float along the shores as the water body dries up amid the ongoing heatwave<style>#seemoreWords { display: none !important; }</style>Today's weather live updates: Unbearably hot weather has hit parts of India, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing…
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