Temperatures across most parts of India remain normal or below average, delaying the onset of heatwave conditions.

Only a few places have crossed 40°C, with Vellore in Tamil Nadu recording the highest at 42.2°C on April 7.

Western disturbances have brought rain and cooler weather to North India, keeping temperatures between 20–25°C recently.

Eastern and northeastern regions are also witnessing good rainfall, helping control the heat.

Central and peninsular India will see a gradual rise in temperatures, but no heatwave is expected in the coming days.

However, parts of Saurashtra, Vidarbha, Telangana, and interior Odisha may see heatwave conditions in the second half of April.