rain

The Thar Desert recorded a 38% rise in vegetation and 64% more rainfall from 2000–2023. Scientists credit human adaptation and climate shifts, but warn of falling groundwater, heatwaves, and future water stress in the world’s most densely populated desert

Madhya Pradesh experienced two days of rain, leading to a temperature drop. Cold mornings and nights will persist, with possible rain from Feb 12-14 due to a Western Disturbance. After Feb 20, temperatures are expected to rise as winter fades.

Western Disturbance brings rain, fog, and a cold wave to Madhya Pradesh. Areas like Gwalior, Sheopur, and Bhopal are experiencing cooler temperatures, with more rainfall and chilly conditions expected over the next few days.

Winter Storm Blair causes freezing rain and snow across UK, bringing dangerous driving conditions, power outages, and damage to trees. Freezing rain forms invisible black ice, which makes it especially hazardous, particularly in southern & rural areas.

Madhya Pradesh faces a cold wave with temperatures falling by up to 5°C. Fog blankets many areas, reducing visibility. Rain over the weekend added to the chill, with experts predicting icy winds and severe cold until early January.

Delhi recorded 41.2 mm of rain in 24 hours, marking the highest single-day December rainfall in 101 years. The rains, driven by an active western disturbance, have made this December the fifth-wettest on record, with more rain expected.

Hailstorms and rains hit Madhya Pradesh, disrupting life in Bhopal, Indore, and Ujjain. IMD predicts severe cold starting January 1. Alerts issued for 12 districts with wind speeds up to 50 km/h. Dense fog and cold to persist statewide

Weather changes in Madhya Pradesh due to Western Disturbance bring warmer nights, foggy mornings, and rain alerts. Hailstorms and strong winds expected from Dec 27. Maihar leads in clean air with AQI 109. Rain to continue, followed by a cold January.

A western disturbance triggers rain and thunderstorms in northern India. Cyclonic circulation brings heavy rainfall to southern regions. Dense fog affects parts of Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan. Temperature fluctuations observed across regions

Heavy rains in Chennai have led to school closures, with the IMD warning of more downpours through mid-November. A low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal could intensify rainfall, impacting 17 districts in Tamil Nadu.