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Temperatures To Drop 2-3 Degrees Next Week As Heatwave In Northwest, Central India Decreases
Heatwaves abated slightly on June 10, according to India Meteorological Department, and maximum temperatures are expected to drop by two-three degrees by next week. Due to an influx of hot and dry westerly winds, Northwest and Central India have been experiencing a heatwave from June 2. In sections of Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi, Jharkhand, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh, heatwave conditions persisted. Temperatures… read-more
Tags: Delhi, India Meteorological Department , Heatwaves
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Andaman & Nicobar Islands Brace For Cyclone Asani
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Cyclone Asani approached the shores of Andaman and Nicobar Islands which brought rain and strong winds in the region. In addition, the officials have warned fishermen not to venture into the sea as the cyclonic storm is near the Archipelago. Notably, the Centre has deployed 100 personnel of the National Disaster Rescue Force (NDRF) and six relief camps to the Union Territory.
Tags: environment, cyclone asani, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India Meteorological Department , FORECAST
Courtesy: India Today
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Delhi Rains Break 122 Year Old Record; 88.2 MM Rainfall Recorded
With 88.2 mm of rain in the first month of the year, the National capital Delhi recorded its highest rainfall in 122 years. As per data collected by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), this is the highest rainfall in the capital since 1901. Earlier in 1989, Delhi had received a rainfall of 79.7 mm. On January 23, Delhi recorded nearly 70 mm of rainfall.
Tags: HEAVY RAINFALL, delhi rains, recorD, Century, India Meteorological Department
Courtesy: India Today
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Cyclone 'Yaas' Likely To Make Landfall At Odisha Around May 26 Noon
According to the IMD forecasts, the Cyclone Yaas as named by Oman will likely make a landfall at the Odisha and Bengal coast around May 26 noon. With state governments already watchful over the conditions, the Indian Coast Guard have been deployed to deal with cyclone urging people to stay safe. The authorities have also requested people out in the sea to return to land as soon as possible.
Tags: Cyclone Yaas, Natural Disasters, India Meteorological Department , Odisha, West Bengal, Balasore
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Tamil Nadu, Puducherry Likely To Witness More Rains From December 1
The regional office of India Meteorological Department on November 27 forecasted that a low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal could cause excess rainfall in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. Deputy Director-General of Meteorology, Chennai, S Balachandran stated that widespread rains are expected from December 1 to 3 in the regions. Reportedly, light to moderate rains are expected for the next few days in the regions.
Tags: Chennai, India Meteorological Department , rainfall, Puducherry
Courtesy: The Hindu
