Heatwave

A heatwave alert has been issued in eight districts of Madhya Pradesh, while thunderstorms and rain are expected in others. The weather department warns of strong winds and rising temperatures in the coming days.

Discover which 12 cities in India are experiencing above-normal temperatures. Get insights on heatwave conditions, expected temperatures, and weather patterns in cities like Kolkata, Agartala, Visakhapatnam, and more.

As heatwaves intensify across India, children are at greater risk of heatstroke and health issues. With early school closures and escalating temperatures, how will this impact their education and well-being in the long run?

Temperatures in Madhya Pradesh soared past 44°C, with heat wave alerts in 8 districts including Ratlam and Neemuch. Major cities like Bhopal and Indore also recorded season-high temperatures. More heat expected through April.

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.

January 2025 has seen unusually high temperatures across Northwest and Central India, raising questions about the end of winter. Climate change is shortening winter, affecting agriculture, energy consumption, and water resources.

2024 is on track to be the hottest year ever, with heatwaves, floods, and storms causing widespread devastation. The UN and WMO urge urgent action to reduce emissions and transition to renewables to avoid worsening climate extremes.

Heatwave days in India surged to 554 in 2024, up from 230 in 2023. The government ramps up mitigation measures, including a Heat Action Plan, warnings, and community preparedness initiatives

The WMO projects 2024 to be the warmest year on record, with alarming increases in global temperatures. The upcoming State of the Climate report at COP29 will detail rising sea levels, ocean heat, and extreme weather events

Scientists predict 2024 will be the hottest year on record, with global temperatures likely exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels—a key climate threshold. The data highlights the urgency for action at COP29.