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In 2024, the world faced unprecedented climate impacts, with record temperatures, the highest greenhouse gas levels in 800,000 years, and extreme weather events. This resulted in millions displaced, worsened food crises, and accelerated ocean warming.

Rain and hailstorms in Madhya Pradesh from March 20-22 pose risks to farmers. Experts warn of crop damage, urging precautions. The government advises farmers to secure crops and avoid irrigation. Weather patterns remain unpredictable, demanding vigilance.

Madhya Pradesh’s weather is changing as rain, thunderstorms, and hailstorms are expected from March 20-22. The Meteorological Department has issued alerts for multiple districts. Temperatures have dropped, bringing slight relief.

A new report warns Indian cities lack long-term solutions to tackle extreme heat. While short-term measures help, experts call for urgent urban planning reforms, better coordination & more funding to prevent rising heat-related deaths & economic losses.

Odisha and Andhra Pradesh are battling severe heatwaves, with temperatures soaring above 40°C. Authorities ban power cuts, issue alerts for 58 mandals, and urge residents to stay hydrated and avoid the sun. Emergency helplines are active for assistance.

A landslide on March 13, 2025, ruptured Ecuador’s SOTE pipeline, spilling oil into the Esmeraldas River. The disaster has left thousands without drinking water, harmed wildlife, and triggered health issues, prompting an environmental emergency.

Colorado Springs faced extreme weather, including a blizzard and high winds up to 70 mph. Authorities issued accident alerts, closed I-25 near Monument, & announced school delays. A snow squall warning remains in effect, with travel restrictions advised.

The National Weather Service issued a Snow Squall Warning for the I-25 corridor, warning of intense snowfall and 50-70 mph wind gusts. Whiteout conditions may occur, making travel dangerous. Motorists are advised to drive cautiously or delay travel

Bangalore’s weather will stay warm and dry, with daytime temperatures between 33°C and 35°C. Mornings will be comfortable, but afternoons may feel hotter due to humidity. Clear skies are expected for the next six days, with no rain forecasted.

Madhya Pradesh will see rain and thunderstorms in several districts from March 19-22, with strong winds up to 50 km/h. Indore and Ujjain will remain dry. By the end of March, heatwaves may return, with temperatures expected to exceed 40°C in many areas.