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  • IMD issues red alert as Delhi swelters under intense heatwave, temperatures soar to 45.5 degree Celsius

    Weather stations across Delhi reported extreme temperatures, with IGNOU recording highest temperature at 45.5 degree Celsius, followed closely by Ayanagar at 45.3 degree Celsius.

  • 7 herbs you need this summer to keep cool: Use mint, lemongrass, others to shield yourself from heatwave

    7 herbs you need this summer to keep cool: Use mint, lemongrass, others to shield yourself from heatwave

    When the heat feels unbearable, reach out for grandmother’s remedies. Here are 7 herbs that are easy to use, help to heal, and keep you cool. Add them to your meals, teas, or skincare routine and let nature help you stay chill this summer:

  • Delhi records highest maximum temperature of season at 40.2 degrees

    Delhi records highest maximum temperature of season at 40.2 degrees

    Meanwhile, the air quality in Delhi is 'poor.'

  • IMD issues heatwave warning for Delhi over next 3 days; AQI remains poor

    IMD issues heatwave warning for Delhi over next 3 days; AQI remains poor

    On Sunday, the Safdarjung area—Delhi’s official weather station—recorded a maximum temperature of 38.2°C, which was 3°C above normal.

  • Delhi's maximum temperature settles at 39.4 degrees Celsius

    Delhi's maximum temperature settles at 39.4 degrees Celsius

    The minimum temperature had settled 0.6 notches above the season's average at 28.6 degrees Celsius, it added

  • Delhi records longest and strongest heat spell in 74 years: Reasons behind the brutal temperatures

    Delhi records longest and strongest heat spell in 74 years: Reasons behind the brutal temperatures

    The IMD defines a heatwave day as one in which the highest temperature is 45 degrees Celsius or greater, or when it reaches 40 degrees Celsius and is at least 4.5 degrees Celsius higher than average.

  • 'Intense heat, boiling tap water, ACs not working': Delhiites call city 'unlivable' amid severe heatwave, flood X

    'Intense heat, boiling tap water, ACs not working': Delhiites call city 'unlivable' amid severe heatwave, flood X

    Delhi is enduring one of its hottest summers on record, with temperatures reaching a blistering 50 degrees Celsius. The intense heatwave brought forth a water shortage crisis with ACs rendered useless, boiling tap water, and a night-time temperature of 41 degree Celsius.

  • Delhi records warmest night in 12 years. What's causing the rise in mercury?

    Delhi records warmest night in 12 years. What's causing the rise in mercury?

    On June 18, India’s national capital New Delhi witnessed the warmest night in around 12 years with the minimum temperature settling at 35.2 degrees Celsius, which was over eight notches above the season's normal.

  • Delhi endured 105 heatwave days in last decade, productivity takes a toll

    Delhi endured 105 heatwave days in last decade, productivity takes a toll

    North India’s share in total heatwave days rising; heatwaves impacted production in May 2024.

  • Delhi experiences heatwave to severe heatwave; Ayanagar records 46°C

    Delhi experiences heatwave to severe heatwave; Ayanagar records 46°C

    According to the latest data, Safdarjung registered a maximum temperature of 44.6°C, while Palam and Lodhi Road recorded 44°C and 44.7°C respectively. The Ridge area saw temperatures soaring to 45.5°C.

  • Ceremonial parades, cultural festivals, daily challenges: A glance at the diverse events across India this week

    Ceremonial parades, cultural festivals, daily challenges: A glance at the diverse events across India this week

    The collection of photo stories captures a vivid snapshot of diverse events and situations across India this week. From ceremonial parades and wildlife incidents to weather challenges and cultural festivals, these images illustrate the resilience, cultural richness, and varied experiences of people across the country, reflecting both the beauty and challenges of daily life in India.

  • Delhi records minimum temp of 28 deg C, heat wave likely

    Delhi records minimum temp of 28 deg C, heat wave likely

    The weather department has predicted that Delhi will experience a heat wave in many places, with strong surface winds, occasionally gusty, blowing during the day.

  • Delhi Heatwave: Mercury Hits 53 Degrees in Mungeshpur, Is This Accurate? | IMD Officials Investigate

    Delhi Heatwave: Mercury Hits 53 Degrees in Mungeshpur, Is This Accurate? | IMD Officials Investigate

    On May 29, at 2:30pm Northwest Delhi’s Mungeshpur reported a record-breaking temperature of 52.3 degrees Celsius. But did Mercury really cross 50 degrees? According to the Indian Meteorological Department the temperature across Delhi NCR varied from 45.2 degrees Celsius to 49.1 degrees Celsius. However, an outlier was reported in Mungeshpur, where the temperature reached 52.9°C. This unusually high reading is suspected to be due either to an error in the sensor or specific local factors, stated the weather agency. Why could it be inaccurate? Watch this video.

  • Beat the heat: Expert-approved diet tips to fight health risks during a heatwave

    Beat the heat: Expert-approved diet tips to fight health risks during a heatwave

    Summer heat and heatwaves can cause fatigue and disrupt your daily life. However, a nutrient-rich diet and proper hydration can protect your health and keep you energised. Discover the importance of nutritional strategies and uncover what to eat and what to avoid to fight the challenges posed by summer heatwaves.

  • Delhi reels under searing heat, mercury hovers at 45.8 degrees; LG directs paid break for labourers

    Delhi reels under searing heat, mercury hovers at 45.8 degrees; LG directs paid break for labourers

    Heatwave to severe heatwave conditions will prevail over most parts of Delhi, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said in its weather forecast warnings.

  • How much sun is too much? Here's how to save yourself from sunburn and sun poisoning

    How much sun is too much? Here's how to save yourself from sunburn and sun poisoning

    Health risks of sunburn: Spending too much time under sun can lead to painful consequences. Here's everything you need to know about sun burn and sun poisoning, and tips to avoid the health risks.

  • Delhi maximum temperature may hit 44°C, IMD issues yellow alert

    Delhi maximum temperature may hit 44°C, IMD issues yellow alert

    The highest temperature this summer was recorded on May 19 at 44.4 degrees Celsius, according to IMD data.

  • Heatwave health risks: Exercise and diet tips to beat fatigue, weakness in summer

    Heatwave health risks: Exercise and diet tips to beat fatigue, weakness in summer

    Stay healthy in summer: If you often feel tired and sluggish, especially in hot weather, it's clear that the heat is sapping your energy. But there's a solution. By understanding why you feel this way and making some small lifestyle changes, you can beat the heat and stay energised all day.

  • Heatwave update: Delhi sizzles at 47.4 degrees, IMD issues red alert for next 5 days

    Heatwave update: Delhi sizzles at 47.4 degrees, IMD issues red alert for next 5 days

    The heatwave to severe heatwave conditions are expected to persist for the next five days, according to IMD, which has issued a severe heatwave red alert for Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and Chandigarh.

  • North India heatwave: Delhi govt orders all schools to be closed with immediate effect

    North India heatwave: Delhi govt orders all schools to be closed with immediate effect

    Delhi and the neighboring NCR have been experiencing a severe heatwave over the past few days. Najafgarh has recorded a scorching 47.8 degrees Celsius

  • Delhi records hottest day of season at 42.5 deg Celsius, heatwave likely on Saturday

    Delhi records hottest day of season at 42.5 deg Celsius, heatwave likely on Saturday

    For Friday, the weather office has forecast partly cloudy skies with the maximum and minimum temperatures likely to settle around 43 and 25 degrees Celsius, respectively

  • Summer safety: 5 tips to protect your children from heat-related illnesses

    Summer safety: 5 tips to protect your children from heat-related illnesses

    It is essential to prioritise the safety and well-being of children during a heatwave. From ensuring they stay hydrated to dressing them in suitable clothing, proactive measures are crucial for protecting your child from the potential dangers of extreme heat.

  • Delhi reels under intense heat, maximum temperature settles at 40.1 degrees Celsius

    Delhi reels under intense heat, maximum temperature settles at 40.1 degrees Celsius

    The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast a generally cloudy sky on September 5 with the possibility of very light rain at night.

  • Heatwave in Delhi: IMD predicts maximum temperature of 43 degrees Celsius

    Heatwave in Delhi: IMD predicts maximum temperature of 43 degrees Celsius

    Delhi heatwave: The weather office has predicted a heat wave during the day and a maximum temperature of around 43 degrees Celsius.

  • Delhi logs third hottest February day since 1969 as temperature crosses 33 degrees Celsius

    Delhi logs third hottest February day since 1969 as temperature crosses 33 degrees Celsius

    Delhi's maximum temperature on Monday was nine notches above normal.

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