extreme weather

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.

Madhya Pradesh hospitals face rising heat challenge as temperatures set to increase 2°C by 2030s. How prepared are concrete buildings? Exploring the state's climate action plan for health facilities.

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

Heavy rain flooded streets across New York, shutting down roads, halting flights, and stranding commuters. Emergency crews responded as the city struggled with power outages and waterlogged infrastructure.

A new study finds global GDP could fall by 40% if temperatures rise by 4°C, challenging past estimates. Study highlights economic risks from extreme weather, supply chain disruptions, & rising costs, urging stronger climate action to prevent disaster.

Erratic rainfall has devastated orange farmers in Pandhurna, Madhya Pradesh, causing crop losses, financial distress, and mandi closures. Despite being India's top orange producer, unpredictable weather threatens yields.

Chhindwara's maize farmers battle climate change impacts, with 75% crop damage forcing a shift from Kharif to Rabi cultivation, despite soil health concerns in MP's leading maize region.

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.

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