DELHI TEMPERATURE REPORT
Rajasthan weather alert: Severe heatwave to persist for next few days, IMD predicts
Rajasthan is bracing for continued heat. The India Meteorological Department forecasts heat waves for the next few days, especially in western and northern areas. Sri Ganganagar recorded a scorching 47.8 degrees Celsius. Relief is expected soon. Pre-monsoon activities are predicted to start around June 15, bringing a temperature drop.
Beating the heat? India’s fight against heatwaves is on but without a long-term plan
India braces for intense heatwaves. States implement measures to protect citizens. Hospital preparedness is a major concern. Uttar Pradesh orders clinics to provide water and AC wards. Odisha mandates AC rooms in hospitals. Rajasthan adopts a color-coded alert system. Karnataka reschedules office hours. Bihar revises work schedules for laborers. Experts warn short-term measures are not enough.
Temperatures in Northwest India to gradually reduce from June 14 amid severe heatwave conditions
Northwest India will get relief from the heatwave from June 14, says IMD. West Rajasthan faced severe heat, with Sri Ganganagar recording 48.0 degrees Celsius. Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and other regions also experienced heatwave. Temperatures will gradually fall by 2 to 4 degrees Celsius. Eastern Rajasthan may have thunderstorms from June 15-16.
Delhi weather forecast: IMD issues red alert as mercury soars beyond 45 degrees Celsius
Delhi is under a red alert as a severe heatwave pushes temperatures to 45.5°C, prompting warnings to avoid heat exposure. The IMD forecasts continued extreme conditions, with slight relief expected around June 13-14. Rajasthan is also facing a red alert, while other North Indian regions experience unusually high temperatures, exacerbating discomfort and raising health concerns amid poor air quality.
Real-feel temperature shoots to 49 deg C in Delhi; orange alert issued amid heatwave
Delhi experienced extreme heat. The real-feel temperature soared to 48.9 degrees Celsius. The IMD issued an orange alert for the next two days. The maximum temperature reached 43.4 degrees Celsius. Very hot weather will persist until at least June 12. There may be some relief starting June 12 with light rainfall and thunderstorms.
India's $80 billion coal-power boom is running short of water
Solapur faces increasing water scarcity exacerbated by a coal-fired power plant, highlighting a national dilemma. India plans significant investment in water-intensive coal plants in dry regions to meet energy demands, potentially intensifying conflicts over limited water resources. Chandrapur also struggles with water shortages, impacting residents and power generation, despite plans for expansion.
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Far from madding crowds: Good planning, modern tech can prevent deadly stampedes
India faces recurring stampedes at large gatherings, exacerbated by inadequate crowd control and predictable triggers. To mitigate these tragedies, the article advocates for multidisciplinary teams incorporating technologists and social scientists. These teams would leverage data analytics, AI, and insights into human behavior to develop culture-specific models for predicting and preventing dangerous crowd surges, ultimately ensuring safer public events.
Delhi records high of 42.1 deg C, IMD forecasts dust-laden winds for Monday
Delhi is expected to experience dust-laden winds and generally clear skies on Monday, according to the IMD. Sunday saw the maximum temperature rise to 42.1 degrees Celsius, slightly above average, while no heatwave conditions were observed. The hot and humid weather is likely to persist until June 12, with Delhi's air quality currently in the 'moderate' category.
India sees heaviest May rainfall since 1901: IMD details how much every state received
India experienced its wettest May since 1901, with an average rainfall of 126.7 mm, 106% above the Long Period Average, according to the India Meteorological Department. The early arrival of the southwest monsoon brought consistent rainfall to southern and eastern India, contributing to this historic record. While temperatures remained below normal, several regions experienced extremely heavy rainfall.
Strong surface winds likely in Delhi during day time on Sunday: IMD
Delhi is expected to experience strong surface winds during the day, according to the IMD. Saturday saw a maximum temperature of 40 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 26.3 degrees Celsius. The air quality in Delhi was in the 'poor' category with an AQI of 209 at 6 pm.
We can forget COVID-19, it's not a cause for concern, say health experts, as they explain the reason behind the surge in India
COVID-19 is becoming milder, but occasional surges are expected. Experts say the virus is endemic and constantly evolving. Rising cases are due to waning immunity and seasonal factors. Vulnerable populations should take precautions. The WHO declared the end of COVID-19 as a public health emergency two years ago. Cases are rising in Southeast Asia, including India.
Maharashtra FDA finds hygiene lapses at Zepto facility in Dharavi, suspends food licence
According to a report, the quick commerce platform was found to have violated multiple hygiene regulations at its storage facilities in Dharavi. Violations included fungal growth on food articles, food storage near stagnant water, cold storage temperature not maintained and expired food items not segregated from the main stock.
Dust storm, light rain hit parts of Delhi-NCR; IMD predicts more showers, strong winds
Delhi and NCR experienced a dust storm followed by light rain on Sunday evening, prompted by an IMD forecast of showers and strong winds. Southern parts of Delhi were expected to receive light rainfall with thunderstorms and wind speeds of 30–40 kmph, gusting up to 50 kmph. The city's air quality was in the 'moderate' category in the morning.
Delhi weather: Cloudy skies, thunderstorms likely as national capital records minimum temperature at 27.2 degrees
Delhi experienced warm and humid conditions with a minimum temperature of 27.2 degrees Celsius. The India Meteorological Department forecasts a partly cloudy sky with potential thunder and lightning. Gusty winds swept through the city on Saturday, causing a temperature drop. Air quality fluctuates between moderate and poor, with a CPCB reading of 198 on Sunday morning.
Delhi weather: Dust storms, thunderstorm likely in NCR; IMD predicts turbulent weekend
Delhi is preparing for more severe weather, with the IMD forecasting dust storms, thunderstorms, and winds up to 50 kmph. This May has been the wettest on record for Delhi, with 188.9 mm of rainfall, significantly exceeding the typical average. The city experienced multiple storms throughout the month, leading to several storm-related fatalities.
Heat waves to last longer and affect more areas in India, warn scientists
Scientists warn that India's heat waves will intensify, lasting longer and affecting larger areas due to climate change. Models suggest prolonged heat waves, even during monsoon season, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. Rising temperatures are also accelerating glacier melt, potentially leading to increased floods until 2050, followed by water shortages in major river basins.
These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 30%, according to analysts
As investors, it is best to ignore what is happening to the Nifty and Sensex… especially on the day of expiry of the monthly contracts in the derivative segment. Index movement is impacted on that day by unwinding and rollover of positions. So, today, don’t look at the indices because they are going to move for reasons that have nothing to do with anything fundamental. Keep an eye on market breadth, and that has been positive in the mid-cap space for some time. Also, focus on the performance of a sector in Q4. Because the street is going to be in stock-specific mode for some time to come.
May in Delhi to end on a stormy note? IMD predicts rains, thunderstorms till May 31
Delhi is bracing for a wet and stormy end to May, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds up to 60 kmph are expected. This May contrasts sharply with last year's heatwaves, remaining cooler and wetter. The city has already experienced its wettest May ever with 186.
Mumbai rains: Freakish weather poses challenge to India Inc
Mumbai experienced unusually early monsoon rains, breaking a 107-year record. This unseasonal weather, arriving 16 days ahead of schedule, is impacting businesses reliant on summer product sales, with air conditioner and refrigerator sales declining.
Delhi rains: Orange alert issued as showers bring relief to national capital
Delhi is under an Orange Alert. The alert is due to predicted rain and thunderstorms. Light showers occurred early Monday. The minimum temperature dropped below average. The maximum temperature is expected to be around 35 degrees Celsius. Humidity is high. Air quality is satisfactory. Residents should stay alert for disruptive weather. The India Meteorological Department issued the alert.
Delhi’s stormy May: What’s behind the national capital region’s record-breaking & 'violent' weather mayhem?
Delhi-NCR experienced an unprecedented series of severe storms in May 2025, making it the wettest May on record. Triggered by frequent western disturbances and cyclonic circulations, these storms brought dangerous winds, dust, and torrential rain, resulting in multiple fatalities and infrastructure damage. Experts suggest this unusual weather pattern could be linked to climate change.
COVID variants, NB.1.8.1, LF.7, detected in India; Check if its deadly, symptoms, preventive measures, other details
India has detected cases of the emerging COVID-19 variants NB.1.8.1 and LF.7, which are currently driving surges in China and parts of Asia. While these variants are under monitoring by the WHO, NB.1.8.1 exhibits increased transmissibility and immune evasion.
Airlines issue advisory after dust storm & heavy rain sweep Delhi-NCR
A sudden hailstorm and heavy rain hit Delhi-NCR on Wednesday evening after a hot day, causing visibility issues and flight disruptions. Winds reached up to 72 kmph, influenced by a cyclonic system. IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet issued advisories urging passengers to check flight statuses. Earlier, Delhi recorded a heat index of 50.2°C due to high humidity.
India’s silent crisis: Rising temperatures and unequal resilience
Delhi grapples with soaring temperatures and humidity, exacerbating heat risks, especially for vulnerable populations. A recent report highlights increasing warm days and nights across India, necessitating long-term mitigation strategies. Integrating heat mitigation into workspaces, promoting passive cooling, and enhancing data-driven planning are crucial for building resilience and protecting citizens from the escalating impacts of extreme heat.
Greater Noida metro services suspended after storm, heavy rain disrupt Delhi-NCR
A hailstorm and heavy rain swept through Delhi-NCR on Wednesday evening, forcing a suspension of Greater Noida metro services. Strong winds, reduced visibility, and a sudden temperature drop followed a day of intense heat. The IMD attributed the shift to a cyclonic circulation over Haryana, with moisture inflows from the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal influencing the region's weather.
IMD forecasts heavy rain, thunderstorms and other alerts across 10+ states including Delhi, Bengaluru, Pune, Goa, and Northeast
Unusual pre-monsoon rains have triggered widespread disruptions across India, impacting cities like Pune, Goa, Bengaluru, and Guwahati with waterlogging and traffic chaos. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) attributes these early rains to shifting weather patterns, hinting at a potentially active monsoon season. Authorities are on high alert, managing drainage and traffic while bracing for continued heavy rainfall in several regions.
MI vs DC Pitch Report: Batting-friendly Wankhede pitch & evening weather set stage for high-stakes match
MI vs DC Wankhede Stadium Pitch: Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals clash at Wankhede Stadium in a crucial IPL 2025 match with significant playoff implications. Mumbai, with 14 points, aims to secure their spot, while Delhi, at 13 points, needs a victory to stay in contention. The weather forecast initially threatened the game, but conditions are expected to improve for the evening match.
IMD rings yellow alert for Delhi NCR as steady rains expected from Tuesday through weekend
Delhi is preparing for rain and thunderstorms this week. The India Meteorological Department issued a yellow alert. Thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds are expected. Rainfall will continue in Delhi and NCR. Daytime temperatures will be warm. Air quality in Delhi is currently in the moderate category. The Central Pollution Control Board is monitoring pollution levels.
IMD Weather Today: Bengaluru sees heaviest May rain in 2 years; South, Central India on cyclone watch
IMD Weather Update: India braces for widespread pre-monsoon activity from 20 to 24 May, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy rainfall in multiple states. Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, and Madhya Pradesh are expected to face the brunt of a developing cyclonic circulation over the Arabian Sea. Delhi and the northern plains will see moderate rain. With rainfall already causing damages and disruptions in some regions, authorities have issued alerts and urged caution across affected areas.
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