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Delhi weather: City records wettest April in 18 years; temperatures dip, AQI improvesDelhi has experienced its wettest April since 2008. Moderate rain brought significant rainfall, exceeding the monthly average. Temperatures...- School assembly news headlines for April 2: Top national, international, business, sports update and thought of the dayToday's school assembly bulletin for April 2 covers significant national news, including bail granted in a Goa nightclub fire case and the ...
- A month of extremes: Delhi's March among hottest, wettest and most polluted in recent yearsDelhi recorded its most polluted March in four years. The city also saw its wettest March in three years and its hottest since 2022. Weathe...
- North India’s summers are turning wetter and more humid, while monsoons grow weaker and hotterNorthwest India is experiencing a significant climate shift, with hotter Aprils and increased pre-monsoon rainfall. May rainfall has jumped...
- Indianapolis schools to stay closed, delayed on Monday amid flooding concernsNWS Indianapolis on Monday warned of a cold front, which it predicted would pass through later in the day, pushing in much below normal tem...
- Humidity in Delhi's air could underestimate pollution by up to 20%, study suggestsFine particulate matter in Delhi's winter air could be absorbing moisture, leading to an underestimation of PM1 pollution by up to 20%, acc...
- Pakistan records 'wettest April' in more than 60 years: weather agencyPakistan experienced its "wettest April since 1961", receiving more than twice as much rain as usual for the month, the country's weather a...
- Emirates, FlyDubai flights back on schedule, but Indian carriers restricted in Dubai till SundayEmirates and FlyDubai have resumed operations at Dubai Airport after disruptions caused by heavy rain. Indian airlines like Air India, Air ...
- Dubai Airport under water: Fliers in a soup as these Indian airlines halt operationsAir India and IndiGo halted Dubai Airport operations due to historic rainfall, causing delays. Passengers advised to monitor flight status ...
- What made 2023 Ireland's hottest year on recordIreland's annual average temperature surpasses 11°C for the first time in 124 years, setting a historic record by 0.1°C and prompting Met É...
- British economy unexpectedly grows by 0.2% in second quarter largely because of June weather boostThe British economy unexpectedly grew in the second quarter of the year largely as a result of a strong rebound in June when many businesse...
- Planning a trip to Meghalaya? Here's all you need to know about costs, where to stay, what to doThis north-eastern state's name literally translates to ‘abode of clouds’ and is the wettest region in the country. As nearly 70% of the st...
- India saw a disaster almost every day this year: CSE reportWith an event every second day, Madhya Pradesh saw the highest number of days with extreme weather events, but Himachal Pradesh saw the hig...
- First hint of normal monsoon from Aussie weather officeThe Australian Bureau of Meteorology said that while the La Nina phenomenon, which is associated with above normal rainfall in India, has p...
- Monsoon deficit slips to 6% due to heavy showers during weekendThe weather office has forecast heavy showers in July, including above-normal rain in the north, where monsoon reached on Saturday.
- Why the world's wettest place gets thirstyResidents of Mawsynram, a village in Meghalaya which gets a record-breaking 11,861 mm of rain a year, are used to clouds floating right int...
- All India rain from March 1-April 15 double of normalThe all India weighted average rainfall between March 1 and April 15 was 96.6mm, more than double the normal of 47.8mm.
- Global warming behind freak rains: Top Met officialGlobal warming coupled with changes arising out of an evolving El Nino may have combined to cause the heavy spells of unseasonal rain which...
- Rainfall can revive in July and August; too early to panic about drought: IMDThe India Meteorological Department (IMD) feels it's too early to panic as crops such as cotton, paddy, oilseeds and pulses can be sown unt...
- US retailers' April sales decline on early EasterSales at US retailers declined last month, trailing already-reduced estimates, as an earlier Easter shifted gift purchases into March and t...
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