Extreme weather event

A national survey shows most Indians suffer from heatwaves, floods, and droughts. Many blame global warming, though 32% have never heard of it.

Madhya Pradesh and other Indian states are witnessing a surge in warm nights, posing serious health risks. Experts urge updated IMD guidelines and stronger climate policies to tackle this growing crisis.

Madhya Pradesh reports rising Japanese Encephalitis cases, with climate change fueling outbreaks. Experts link erratic weather to mosquito breeding. The govt has launched vaccination drives, mosquito control, and awareness campaigns to curb the spread.

The WEF Global Risks Report 2024 ranks extreme weather as the top long-term threat. Rising global temperatures, pollution, and biodiversity loss are worsening risks. Urgent action is needed to address interconnected environmental and geopolitical crises.

2024 shattered climate records, becoming the hottest year globally, with temperatures surpassing 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. This milestone underscores the critical need for swift, decisive action to combat human-induced climate change.

Track extreme weather events globally with daily updates until December 2025. From floods to heatwaves, we'll cover how such events impact lives, regions, and communities, highlighting the growing need for climate adaptation and preparedness.

2024 Global Water Monitor Report shows how global warming has driven record-breaking weather extremes, including floods and droughts. Over 8,700 deaths, 40 million displaced, and $550 billion in losses emphasize urgent need for climate adaptation

Extreme weather deaths in India increased by 18% in three years, according to MoES data. The government is addressing this with better early warning systems, climate-resilient infrastructure, and preparedness measures to tackle growing climate impacts

A study reveals that by 2100, most natural world heritage sites will be exposed to extreme climate events, including heat, heavy rain, and drought. Urgent action on emissions and adaptation strategies is needed to protect these irreplaceable treasures.

Madhya Pradesh is increasingly hit by extreme weather, with rising fatalities, crop losses, and damage. Proactive disaster management and climate resilience efforts are crucial.