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Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad & more regions hit 40°C in March: Why experts say spring is disappearing and how heatwave could roast you aheadTemperature today: India is experiencing unusually high temperatures much earlier than expected this year. New Delhi recorded its hottest d...- IMD forecasts above-normal heatwave days across India in March–MayIndia faces a hotter spring. The India Meteorological Department forecasts more heatwave days from March to May across many regions. This i...
- Uttar Pradesh weather today: Noida, Ghaziabad and Lucknow brace for cold blast and strong winds on February 6? Here's what IMD warnsUttar Pradesh weather update: The weather in eastern and western Uttar Pradesh are likely to remain dry and strong winds at the speed of 15...
- Delhi to witness tough summers: IMD predicts heatwave in next 6 days, temperature to touch 42 degreesDelhi is preparing for high temperatures, with the IMD predicting a heatwave lasting six days. By early April, temperatures could reach 42°...
- Delhi Weather Today: IMD forecasts thunderstorms after city’s record-breaking heatwaveIMD Delhi Weather Update: Delhi woke up to light rain on Thursday, offering relief after recording its hottest February day in 19 years. Th...
- IMD issues two-day heatwave alert for Mumbai, Thane and neighbouring districts in MaharashtraThe India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a two-day heatwave alert for Mumbai, Thane, and nearby districts. Residents are advise...
- Gujarat braces for an early summer as IMD issues yellow alert for the next five daysGujarat received its first yellow alert of the year from IMD, warning of high temperatures and humidity along the coast for five days. Unus...
- Companies plan full production as summer sales hot upAs per industry estimates, sales of products like air-conditioners, refrigerators, ice-creams and beverages in these markets so far this se...
- 10 states to see higher number of heatwave days in April, predicts IMDMany parts of Bihar, Jharkhand, East Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, Gangetic West Bengal, north Chhattisgarh, western part of Maharashtra, Gujarat ...
- IMD & Skymet warn of searing summer heatThe IMD also said there is an enhanced probability of heatwave from March to May over many regions of central and adjoining northwest India.
- February heat may damage wheat crop: IMD“The higher day temperature might lead to an adverse effect on wheat as wheat crop is approaching reproductive growth period, which is sens...
- Government sets up committee to monitor impact of rise in temp on wheat cropThe committee, to be headed by the Agriculture Commissioner, will also have members from Karnal-based Wheat Research Institute and represen...
- Temperature surges to 40 degrees in February. Things to get worse ahead, predicts climatologistsOn February 16, temperatures in Gujarat’s Bhuj rose to 40.3 Celsius – a new monthly record, Twitter account “Extreme Temperatures Around th...
- Number of heat waves in Indo-Gangetic plains likely to be lower than normal from March to May: IMDThe number of heat waves in the Indo-Gangetic plains is likely to be lower than normal during the period, the India Meteorological Departme...
- Temperatures likely to remain 0.5-1.0 degree Celsius above normal: India Meteorological DepartmentThe months of April, May and June are likely to be hotter than usual in the northwest, central, western, and western and eastern peninsular...
- Global weather keeps February cool, spells good news for cropsIn Delhi and neighbouring areas, Feb has been the coldest in 5 years, while Himalayan states have seen frequent snowfall and rain as wester...
- Rapeseed-mustard production to touch 71 lakh tonnesThe overall area under rape-mustard has increased by 1.85 lakh hectares to 67.17 lakh hectares.
- Sunny days ahead for wheatThe government is hoping that this year’s wheat production will touch a record level of 76 million tonne (mt) last seen at the turn of this...
- Govt hopeful of meeting wheat output targetsFavourable weather conditions in December and higher than expected land under cultivation have made the government confident of achieving t...
- Pests, low mercury, dry soil in South may affect rabi cropDry soils in the South, pest attacks and higher temperatures in the North may affect output of rabi crops such as mustard, sorghum, wheat, ...
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