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Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon weather today: Rain likely later in the day, temperatures to stay below normalDelhi experienced a pleasant Wednesday morning with partly cloudy skies, a welcome change from typical June heat. Rain and thunderstorms ar...- Delhi-NCR weather: Will it rain today in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram and Ghaziabad? Check IMD forecastDelhi Rain Today: Delhi and the National Capital Region are bracing for a sudden weather change. Light to moderate rainfall and thunderstor...
- India monsoon update: Delhi weather to change soon; rain likely across Kerala, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. Check latest IMD forecastDelhi and North India are set to receive significant relief from scorching heat with forecasts of rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds. Pr...
- Southwest monsoon may reach Andaman and Nicobar Islands by May 16: IMDThe southwest monsoon is set to make its entrance over the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Islands by the end of this week, while mainland India ...
- Rupee at 95, crude at $120+: Why India's markets are flying blind into a stormMarket expert Sudip Bandyopadhyay warns Indian markets face significant risks. High oil prices and a potential monsoon deficit are major co...
- India’s heat wave creates new inflation risks after oil surgeIndia faces inflation risks from severe heat waves and predicted below-normal monsoon rains, exacerbating existing economic pressures from ...
- IndiGo warns of Delhi flight delays amid thunderstorms, issues key advisoryIndiGo has warned of possible flight delays in Delhi due to expected thunderstorms, advising passengers to check flight status and allow ex...
- Skymet predicts weak monsoon in India over next four weeks"Extended Range Prediction System (ERPS) is projecting a dismal outlook for the next four weeks, until July 6. Agriculture heartland is loo...
- El Nino effect raises concerns over monsoon: Divergent forecasts by IMD and private forecasterAn ET analysis found that this is not the first time that their forecasts have differed. In three of the last six years, IMD and Skymet agr...
- Skymet predicts 'below normal' monsoon in India in 2023, cites El Nino conditionsSkymet, a private weather forecaster, has predicted "below normal" monsoon in India in 2023 due to El Nino conditions. The monsoon rainfall...
- Pre-monsoon rainfall lowest in 65 years: Weather forecaster SkymetAll the four meteorological divisions in the country have recorded deficit rainfall.
- Sensex, Nifty come off record highs on forecast of below normal monsoonBSE benchmark Sensex shed 100 points to 39,073 from the high of 39,176 in just five minutes.
- Southwest Monsoon to hit Kerala on May 28: SkymetThe monsoon is expected to reach the Andaman and Nicobar Islands on May 20 and is expected to advance further to Sri Lanka and over East Ce...
- India may receive below-normal rainfall due to El Niño: SkymetSkymet CEO Jatin Singh had earlier told ET that El Niño will evolve during the monsoon season this year and take shape by August-September.
- Skymet may revise monsoon forecast again; June-July predictions off the markSkymet may revise its monsoon forecast after its July prediction turned out to be off the mark and rainfall in June was higher than estimat...
- IMD & Skymet competing monsoon forecasts: Who will get it right?Skymet has been making monsoon predictions for four years now. But never has its forecast been so different from IMD's.
- Skymet counters Met again; sees normal monsoon, rains in JulyPrivate forecaster Skymet is sticking to its prediction of a normal monsoon in the key month of July as well as the rest of the rainy seaso...
- Skymet forecasts early onset of monsoonSkymet has predicted early onset of monsoon this year. As per its latest update, it has said that monsoon is likely to reach Kerala between...
- Monsoon likely to hit Kerala 1 week earlierSkymet predicts that the monsoon this year will hit Kerala coast five days to a week in advance from the usual date of June 1.
- Private weather forecasters contest Met Department's early monsoon theoryThe weather office may have jumped the gun in declaring last week’s torrential rainfall as monsoon showers, claims private forecaster Skymet
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