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Extreme Weather Live: India & Global Daily Tracker

We track daily weather events across India and world. Follow updates on heatwaves, floods, storms, heavy rain, and cyclones. See how changing weather is affecting cities, villages, and daily life. Stay informed with real-time alerts, verified reports.

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We track daily weather updates across India and the world. Our live blog covers heatwaves, floods, cyclones, heavy rain, storms, and other extreme weather events. We bring you reports from cities, towns, and villages to show how weather is affecting daily life.

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Extreme weather is no longer rare. Many parts of India now face intense heat, sudden rainfall, flash floods, storm or strong winds with little warning. These events disrupt transport, damage crops, close schools, and put lives at risk. We monitor these developments and provide timely, clear updates you can trust.

When a heatwave hits, we report temperature levels, health risks, and government responses. During floods, we track water levels, rescue work, and damage. We cover storm warnings and power cuts, and share safety tips from weather officials.

Our team uses real-time data, satellite maps, and reports from the ground. We speak with people facing the weather crisis—farmers, shopkeepers, families—so you hear real voices and not just numbers. If a cyclone is expected, we post live updates about its path, speed, and impact.

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We also look at long-term changes. Are heatwaves getting worse? Is rainfall less predictable? What do experts say about future risks?

You can follow this blog for daily posts, real-time alerts, and useful information. Whether you live in a city or a rural area, this blog helps you stay prepared and aware.

  • May 29, 2025 11:50 IST

    Delhi on Orange Alert: IMD Warns of Heavy Rain, 70 km/hr Winds on Friday

    Delhi is under an orange alert for Friday, with the IMD warning of rain, thunderstorms, and winds up to 70 km/hr. No alerts are in place for Thursday, though light rain is expected. Nearby areas like Gurgaon and Faridabad have no warnings, while Ghaziabad and Noida may get light showers. Delhi has already recorded 186.4 mm of rain this May, the highest ever for the month. Recent storms caused power cuts, flight delays, and 12 deaths in the NCR. The monsoon, which typically reaches Delhi by June 27, is advancing faster than usual, but no date has been confirmed yet.



  • May 29, 2025 11:47 IST

    Heavy Rains in Kerala: Red Alert in 4 Districts, Schools Shut in 6

    Heavy rain has triggered red alerts in Kannur, Kasaragod, Pathanamthitta, and Idukki, with schools and other educational institutions shut in six districts—Ernakulam, Idukki, Wayanad, Kannur, Kasaragod, and Pathanamthitta. The IMD warned of extremely heavy rainfall, prompting night travel bans in hilly areas, closure of tourist spots in Ernakulam, and suspension of quarry work. Over 670 people have been moved to relief camps in Wayanad. Two shutters of the Malankara Dam have been opened, and residents along the Muvattupuzha River have been asked to stay alert.



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  • May 29, 2025 11:43 IST

    Monsoon Slows in Maharashtra, Experts Warn Farmers to Delay Sowing

    The monsoon arrived early in Maharashtra this year but has now slowed down. The IMD says dry weather will dominate most parts of the state from May 27 to at least June 5. Only Konkan may see some rain. Despite heavy pre-monsoon showers in some areas, officials warn farmers not to begin sowing yet. Starting too early could damage crops due to a lack of steady rainfall. Agriculture authorities are urging farmers to wait for consistent rain and to ignore false updates spreading on social media.



  • May 29, 2025 11:41 IST

    Pune Monsoon Enters Lull After Record May Rainfall

    After days of heavy rain, the monsoon over Pune is set to take a break starting Friday, lasting till June 3, according to the IMD. The city recorded 255.8 mm of rainfall in May—over 2164% of its usual 11.8 mm—causing floods in several parts of the district, including 14 villages after a canal breach in Indapur. This lull will help civic bodies carry out pre-monsoon work like cleaning stormwater drains. Rain began early in May due to a low-pressure area over the Arabian Sea, with ghat regions also hit hard, disrupting traffic.



  • May 29, 2025 10:13 IST

    Wildfires Force Evacuation of Village in Buryatia

    Authorities in Buryatia, a region in Siberia, ordered the evacuation of the village of Sulkhara on Wednesday. Strong winds pushed fast-moving wildfires toward the village, prompting officials to move 91 residents, including 33 children, to temporary shelters in a nearby village.

    The fire did not reach Sulkhara, but the situation in the Kizhinginsky district remains difficult. As of Wednesday morning, 43 wildfires were active across Buryatia. Officials say 30 of these fires started due to human carelessness.

    Sergei Boroshnoyev, head of Buryatia’s forestry agency, said the fires have been burning for five days in remote areas that are hard to reach and difficult to put out. Dry and windy weather is making firefighting efforts harder.

    Buryatia declared a state of emergency on May 13 and banned public access to forests. Officials blame most fires on human activity.

    So far, nearly 68,500 hectares (about 170,000 acres) have burned in Buryatia. It is the second most affected region this wildfire season. The nearby Zabaikalsky region has seen more damage, with 90% of the country’s wildfires, which led to a federal emergency declaration last month.



  • May 29, 2025 10:08 IST

    Major Power Outage Hits Austin After Severe Thunderstorm

    A strong thunderstorm hit Austin on the evening of May 28, causing heavy rain, hail, and wind gusts up to 60 mph. Over 67,000 customers lost power, mainly in the northern and eastern parts of the city. The storm damaged the Texas Capitol, broke windows, knocked down trees, and caused flash flooding that closed several roads.



  • May 29, 2025 10:04 IST

    Glacier Collapse in Switzerland Buries 90% of Blatten Village

    A remote village in the Swiss Alps was nearly wiped out after a massive section of the Birch Glacier collapsed. The landslide hit Blatten in the Lötschental Valley on May 28, burying homes, roads, and forests under thick layers of ice, mud, and rock. Authorities had evacuated residents days earlier, but the scale of destruction has left the community in shock.

    Drone footage shows the extent of the damage. About 90% of the village is either buried or destroyed. One man is still missing. Officials say glacier movement had increased in recent days, raising concerns about the stability of the surrounding terrain. The disaster has renewed questions about the impact of climate change on mountain regions.



  • May 27, 2025 15:44 IST

    Mumbai receives 106 mm rainfall in 24 hours

    Mumbai saw heavy rainfall in the past 24 hours, averaging 106 mm. Some places, like Nariman Point, recorded over 250 mm. The early southwest monsoon caused waterlogging, uprooted trees, and transport delays. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) warns of more moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms in the next day. High waves are also expected, and people are advised to stay cautious.



  • May 27, 2025 15:43 IST

    Mumbai sees 70 tree falls amid heavy rain; No injuries reported

    Heavy rain hit Mumbai and nearby areas on Monday, causing at least 70 tree or branch falls. The island city reported the most cases, with 46 incidents after 106 mm of rain. Western suburbs had 17 cases, and Eastern suburbs saw 7. The city also faced 53 short circuits and 12 house or wall collapses in 24 hours. No injuries were reported in any incident.



  • May 27, 2025 14:47 IST

    Maharashtra Congress Chief Demands Quick Financial Help for Rain-Hit Farmers

    Maharashtra Congress president Harshwardhan Sapkal called on the government to provide immediate compensation to farmers affected by heavy rains. He asked for Rs 20,000 per acre or Rs 50,000 per hectare in financial aid. Sapkal criticized officials for delaying relief by focusing on Panchnamas. He also questioned Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s visit to Maharashtra, accusing him of ignoring election promises. Sapkal urged Shah to announce a farm loan waiver without delay.



  • May 27, 2025 14:46 IST

    Mumbai wakes to light rain, cloudy skies ahead

    Mumbai experienced light rain this morning, bringing relief to parts of the city. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) expects the sky to stay mostly cloudy, with heavy rain likely in the next few hours. The earlier red alert has been lowered to a yellow alert for today



  • May 27, 2025 14:45 IST

    Heavy rains bring relief to Delhi; cloudy skies expected today

    After heavy rains on Monday that lowered temperatures and caused water-logging, Delhi is expected to have partly cloudy weather with occasional thunderstorms on Tuesday. Temperatures will reach a high of around 37 degrees Celsius and a low of 27 degrees. Similar weather is expected until May 29, with more storms predicted on May 30 and 31, leading to a yellow alert. The rains helped reduce pollution levels, with Delhi’s air quality index (AQI) recorded at 111 early Monday morning, and nearby cities like Faridabad and Gurugram showing improved AQI levels.



  • May 27, 2025 12:57 IST

    Kerala rain alert: Red alert in 3 districts

    Heavy rain hits Kerala. Red alert in Kozhikode, Wayanad, and Kannur. Orange alert in 3 more districts Water levels rising in Meenachil, Bharathapuzha, Kabani, and other rivers. Flood alert issued. 456 people shifted to relief camps. 586 homes partially damaged, 21 fully destroyed Areas with early monsoon rains face landslide threat, warns Minister K Rajan. IMD warns of thunderstorms and winds up to 50 kmph in multiple districts. Over 12,000 electric posts damaged, reports Kerala State Electricity Board



  • May 27, 2025 12:14 IST

    Flight to Denver possibly struck by lightning

    A Southwest Airlines flight from Tampa to Denver faced a possible lightning strike on May 25, 2025. The Boeing 737 landed safely at Denver International Airport. No passengers or crew were injured. Southwest Airlines took the plane out of service for a full inspection. Emergency teams responded at Denver airport as a safety measure. A passenger said she heard a loud bang and saw a flash during turbulence near landing. The flight left Tampa at 6:54 p.m. EDT and landed in Denver at 8:23 p.m. MDT. Southwest confirmed the incident and emphasized safety was the priority.



  • May 27, 2025 11:55 IST

    Hot nights in Siberia and Mongolia highlands

    Siberia and Mongolia Highlands saw unusually warm nights. Temperatures stayed above 20°C at high altitudes over 1500 meters. In places like Muren, the minimum hit 14.0°C, breaking a record from 1959. Heat will peak tomorrow in Eastern Mongolia, reaching up to 38°C.



  • May 27, 2025 11:47 IST

    Heavy flooding hits Vera, Argentina after heavy rains

    Torrential rains caused severe flooding in Vera, a city in Argentina’s Santa Fe province. Streets turned into rivers. 



  • May 27, 2025 11:45 IST

    Volcano erupts in West Sumatra of Indonesia

    Mount Marapi erupted on 27 May 2025 in West Sumatra, Indonesia, sending an ash cloud up to 3,991 meters above sea level. The eruption disrupted flights, forced evacuations in nearby villages, and prompted health warnings due to falling ash.



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