Winter

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.

A severe winter storm, fuelled by a polar vortex, has impacted several U.S. states, resulting in fatalities, widespread power outages, dangerous road conditions, and thousands of flight cancellations. Schools are closed, & emergency responses are ongoing.

Severe winter hits India with fog alerts in 18 states, snow in Himachal and Kashmir, and cold waves in the north and central regions. Tourists flock to snowy hills despite freezing conditions.

Madhya Pradesh has witnessed its first winter rain, bringing cold temperatures and dense fog. The Meteorological Department forecasts more rain, strong winds, and fog for the next four days, impacting multiple districts across the state.

Madhya Pradesh is facing a cold wave, with temperatures as low as 1.8°C in Pachmarhi. The IMD predicts warmer-than-usual winters across India, but a cold wave persists in the state due to specific atmospheric conditions and snowfall in northern regions.

Layering clothes effectively is the best way to stay warm, as multiple thin layers trap heat better than one thick layer. Start with a breathable base, add insulating middle layers, and protect yourself with a windproof, waterproof outer layer

India's power consumption rose by 5.14% in November 2024, driven by warmer weather. Experts predict higher peak demand this winter, with projections reaching 237 GW in January. The Ministry of Power assures sufficient capacity to meet the demand.

Unseasonal December weather grips India: heavy rains lash southern states due to Cyclone Fengal, while temperature fluctuations affect other regions. The north remains dry with fog and frost, as IMD warns of ongoing disruptions

Madhya Pradesh is bracing for a severe cold wave in December-January, with cold winds expected to last for 20-22 days. Gwalior, Ujjain, and Chambal will be the coldest regions, and temperatures are predicted to drop significantly from December 20.

After weeks of dry weather, Kashmir witnessed its first snowfall of the season on Monday. Higher regions like Gulmarg saw several inches of snow, while Srinagar received rain. The weather change signals the arrival of winter, easing water shortages