NEW DELHI, Apr 17: Warmth wave situations are predicted in elements of east India over the following 4 days and the northwest area of the nation over the following two days, the Met workplace stated on Monday.The Gangetic West Bengal and Bihar may even see warmth wave situations for 4 days on the trot. Sikkim, Odisha and Jharkhand may additionally expertise warmth wave situations over the following two to 3 days.Comparable situations are anticipated in remoted pockets over Punjab and Haryana on April 17, and western Uttar Pradesh on April 18. Jap Uttar Pradesh may additionally be affected on April 18-19, the India Meteorological Division (IMD) stated.Warmth wave situations have been prevailing in remoted pockets of the Gangetic West Bengal for the final six days, coastal Andhra Pradesh for 4 days and Bihar for 3 days, it stated.The Met workplace stated a western disturbance energetic within the western Himalayan area will present some aid from the hovering temperatures within the plains of northwest India beginning Tuesday.Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan are prone to expertise remoted to scattered rainfall throughout April 18-20, it stated.Heavy rainfall is anticipated in remoted areas of Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh on April 18.Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand are anticipated to expertise heavy rainfall on April 18-19.Remoted hailstorms are doubtless over Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Punjab over the following two-three days.The brink for a warmth wave is met when the utmost temperature of a station reaches not less than 40 levels Celsius within the plains, not less than 37 levels Celsius in coastal areas, and not less than 30 levels Celsius in hilly areas, and the departure from regular is not less than 4.5 levels.Earlier this month, the Met workplace predicted above-normal most temperatures for many elements of the nation from April to June, besides elements of the northwest and the peninsular areas.Above-normal warmth wave days are anticipated in most elements of central, east and northwest India throughout this era. (Companies)