A study finds that changes in atmospheric electric fields can serve as early warnings for extreme weather, like heavy rainfall and flash floods, offering a new tool for more accurate weather predictions in vulnerable regions
The India Meteorological Department reports a well-marked low-pressure area over the Arabian Sea and cyclonic circulation over the Bay of Bengal, leading to expected heavy rainfall in southern India and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
The India Meteorological Department forecasts the Northeast Monsoon's onset around October 15, 2024, with heavy rainfall expected in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and South Interior Karnataka.
IMD issues yellow alert for parts of Peninsular and Northeast India, predicting heavy rain. Delhi will see no changes, with clear skies and temperatures reaching 35°C. Fishermen in coastal areas warned of strong winds till Oct 11.
Madhya Pradesh is hit hard by intense rainfall, leading to widespread flooding and school closures. Rainfall in many districts exceeds normal levels, with significant damage reported. Dam gates opened to manage water levels.
IMD has issued an urgent alert for extreme heavy rain and lightning in parts of Madhya Pradesh, including red alerts for eight districts. Significant rainfall has been recorded, with ongoing heavy rain expected.
Massive flooding in Gujarat has left 32 dead and over 24,000 displaced. Rivers have breached, and Cyclone Asna is expected to intensify the crisis. Red alerts issued for severe weather across the state, with rescue operations in full swing
In North India, a Western Disturbance may bring weather changes to the region from April 22 onwards. Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Gilgit-Baltistan, Muzaffarabad, Himachal Pradesh may witness rain, snowfall, lightning, and gusty winds during April 19 to 23
The Marathwada region’s water levels dropped from one to three to four metres between 2014 and 2019. Marathwada lies in the southeastern part of the state of Maharashtra.