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  • Delhi records highest maximum temperature of season at 40.2 degrees

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

  • India warming: Surface air temperature up by 0.7°C, says Jitendra Singh

    India warming: Surface air temperature up by 0.7°C, says Jitendra Singh

    Sea level of the Indian Ocean is going up by 1.7 mm a year, while the north Indian Ocean is rising at an even faster rate of 3.3 mm a year, the Union minister for Earth Sciences has said


  • Recent study reveals there could be thick layer of solid Diamonds under the Mercury surface

    Recent study reveals there could be thick layer of solid Diamonds under the Mercury surface

    A recent study revealed that there could be a thick layer of Diamonds under the mercury surface, according to Live Science. This study is published in Nature Communication on June 14. According to this study, the layer of the diamond is around 9 miles thick, with no chance of mining.

  • Heatwave in North India: IMD issues severe alert, temperature to rise above 45° today

    Heatwave in North India: IMD issues severe alert, temperature to rise above 45° today

    Across the plains of north west India, a maximum temperature of 45 degrees is expected over the next five days, according to IMD.

  • Is Bengaluru losing its cool?

    Is Bengaluru losing its cool?

     Experts cite multiple reasons for the rise in temperature of the tech capital, including the impact of El Niño, the heat-island effect resulting from diminishing green cover and encroachments on water bodies, concretisation, and the prevalence of glass facade buildings.

  • Winters quickly transitioning into summer-like conditions in north India: Analysis

    Winters quickly transitioning into summer-like conditions in north India: Analysis

    The average temperatures in states in north India showed either a cooling trend or slight warming in January, followed by strong warming in February.

  • Delhi records 4.3 min temp, 4 notches below normal

    Delhi records 4.3 min temp, 4 notches below normal

    Delhi's Saturday minimum temperature, at 4.3°C, was four notches below the seasonal average, as reported by the India Meteorological Department.

  • At 3.6 degrees Celsius, Delhi records coldest morning this winter

    At 3.6 degrees Celsius, Delhi records coldest morning this winter

    Delhi hits season's lowest temperature at 3.6 degrees Celsius; widespread fog reported, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

  • Temperatures set to rise in Delhi, but heat wave unlikely for 4-5 days

    Temperatures set to rise in Delhi, but heat wave unlikely for 4-5 days

    The maximum temperature settled at 38.4 degrees Celsius, also two degrees below normal.

  • Temperatures set to rise in Delhi, but heatwave unlikely for 4-5 days

    Temperatures set to rise in Delhi, but heatwave unlikely for 4-5 days

    The capital's primary weather station, Safdarjung Observatory, recorded a minimum temperature of 25.2 degrees Celsius on Wednesday, two notches below normal.

  • Scorching summer: Heatwave alert for Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and other states

    Scorching summer: Heatwave alert for Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and other states

    Fresh western disturbance may quell the heat in coming days, with rain expected in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and some other parts of the country

  • Monsoon makes steady progress; IMD issues heatwave, thunderstorm warnings

    Monsoon makes steady progress; IMD issues heatwave, thunderstorm warnings

    Over the next two days, maximum temperatures are expected to rise by 2-3°C in Northwest India, followed by a subsequent drop of 3-5°C.

  • Delhi Weather Today:  IMD forecasts gusty winds and light rain, but no respite from heat for Delhiites

    Delhi Weather Today: IMD forecasts gusty winds and light rain, but no respite from heat for Delhiites

    The predicted temperature range for today is approximately 41 degrees Celsius as the maximum and 26 degrees Celsius as the minimum.

  • IMD predicts cyclonic circulation over Bay of Bengal, western disturbance to affect Northwest India

    IMD predicts cyclonic circulation over Bay of Bengal, western disturbance to affect Northwest India

    Under its influence, a low-pressure area is expected to form over the same area around May 7 and then consolidate into a depression over the Southeast Bay of Bengal by May 8.

  • Heatwave to subside across India for next 7 days: IMD

    Heatwave to subside across India for next 7 days: IMD

    With no significant change in maximum temperatures over rest parts of India during the next 5 days, maximum temperatures were in the range of 34-40°C over many parts of Rajasthan, Odisha, central, west and south peninsular India and 25-34°C over rest parts of the country as on 25th April.

  • Heatwave batters India as temperature remains above normal

    Heatwave batters India as temperature remains above normal

    In the national capital, heatwave conditions persisted for the second consecutive day with some weather stations recording the maximum temperature at least five degrees Celsius above normal.

  • Hot weather conditions prevail in Haryana, Punjab; Bathinda sizzles at 41.6°C

    Hot weather conditions prevail in Haryana, Punjab; Bathinda sizzles at 41.6°C

    In Haryana, sizzling heat swept across Hisar as the mercury settled at 41.5 degrees Celsius, according to the Meteorological Department.

  • Untamed global warming risks soaring death toll in Middle East

    Untamed global warming risks soaring death toll in Middle East

    It’s warming about twice as fast as the global average, which means maximum temperatures are currently predicted to rise to almost 50°C by the century’s end

  • Heat Wave: A look at Govt's precautionary measures as scorching summer scare looms large

    Heat Wave: A look at Govt's precautionary measures as scorching summer scare looms large

    For instance, expecting a surge in demand for coal by power plants during the summer, the railways has increased its coal transportation by 11.92 percent in terms of tonnage.

  • Maximum temp settles at 32.3 degree C in Delhi

    Maximum temp settles at 32.3 degree C in Delhi

    The city recorded a minimum temperature of 12.9 degrees Celsius, one notch above the season's average, the IMD said.

  • From cold waves to hot blows, India caught off-guard in a sizzling Feb

    From cold waves to hot blows, India caught off-guard in a sizzling Feb

    The month of February witnessed a drastic rise in temperature during which most sections of the country were already ahead of time as far as the onset of summer was concerned.

  • Air passengers face flight diversions, delays as thick fog engulfs Delhi

    Air passengers face flight diversions, delays as thick fog engulfs Delhi

    A total of seven flights have been diverted from Delhi so far; departures have also been slow since morning as only CAT 3-equipped airplanes can fly in this weather.

  • Delhi records minimum temperature of 12.8 degrees Celsius as mercury sees gradual rise

    Delhi records minimum temperature of 12.8 degrees Celsius as mercury sees gradual rise

    The capital had on Monday logged a maximum temperature of 29 degrees Celsius, six notches above normal and the highest in February in two years, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD)

  • Delhi records maximum temperature of 23.3 degree celsius

    Delhi records maximum temperature of 23.3 degree celsius

    The minimum temperature was recorded at 6.2 degrees Celsius, one notch below normal, they said.

  • Close to freezing point: Mercury in Delhi plunges to 1.4 degrees Celsius

    Close to freezing point: Mercury in Delhi plunges to 1.4 degrees Celsius

    The India Meteorological Department (IMD) said the mercury may dip to 1 degree Celsius on Tuesday. If that happens, it would be the lowest minimum temperature in at least 15 years in the city.

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