The India Meteorological Department (IMD ... Delhi and Haryana. Extreme heat conditions can affect your heat significantly and it also affects your eye health. Prolonged exposure to high ...

By Kristine Sabillo Several cities across India saw temperatures top 40° Celsius, or 104° Fahrenheit, this past week, with ...

Without the heat-related demand, fossil generation would have grown just 0.2 per cent, as clean energy met 96 per cent of the demand growth not caused by hotter temperatures, said the report. In India ...

Global temperatures soared to historic highs in March, continuing an unprecedented heat streak that challenges scientific understanding. Europe experienced its hottest March ever, leading to ...

Heat entrenches over North-West India as low-pressure area over Bay becomes ‘well-marked’ Incoming western disturbance may bring variously wet weather over next few days, before expanding ...

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North Indian states are staring at scorching days ahead with the India Meteorological Department ... Meteorological Centre in Jaipur, a severe heat spell has begun and is likely to continue ...

India is entering its summer and heatwave alerts are on its place. While the thunderstorms have eased the weather, the ...

IMD has predicted heat wave conditions in many states including Delhi ... up to 42 degrees Celsius and the minimum to be 20-24 degrees Celsius. In North West India, Maharashtra, and Southern India, ...

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To beat the rising summer temperatures day-by-day, the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has revealed a series of public welfare measures aimed at easing the heat burden on city residents.

The maps have predicted that the heat surge will last from Saturday through to Tuesday. The Netweather map predicts up to 22C around London, 20C in Southampton and up to 17C as far north as Scotland.