Several regions, especially the north and west, in India are experiencing intense heat in March. Mumbai saw its hottest March ...

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India will face unusually warm temperatures in the north and west, while the western Himalayas may experience rain, snowfall, and thunderstorms, reports IMD.

The evaluation will compare AI-based predictions with actual rainfall and climate data, says IMD director general Mrutyunjay Mohapatra.

Mumbai experienced an unusually hot morning with temperatures reaching 31 degrees Celsius by 6 am, signaling the onset of heatwave conditions.

Central India has already begun to feel the impact. In Maharashtra's Vidarbha region, temperatures have crossed the 40°C mark, with strong sunlight and hot winds making afternoons particularly ...

Rainfall, thunderstorms, and snowfall are expected in various states, including Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand from March 10-16.

Delhi weather stays warm and a bit sticky on 11 March, with a mostly dry feel. The India Meteorological Department expects clear sunshine mixed with patchy clouds through the day. Maximum temperature ...

Heatwave expected in parts of Maharashtra, with rain forecasted in South Maharashtra, Marathwada, and Vidarbha over the coming days.

February 2026 ranked the fifth warmest globally, with extreme rainfall flooding parts of Europe, shrinking Arctic sea ice and unusual early heat reported in India.

According to government data, national capital Delhi had only 79 good-to-satisfactory AQI days. That's less than 22% of the whole year.

Delhi witnessed frequent air pollution curbs over the past year, with emergency restrictions imposed multiple times during the winter season as air quality deteriorated sharply. Data from the latest ...