Heat Wave In Gujarat

Following the sudden spurt in heat across Gujarat, the state health department has issued an "Orange Alert" for two-days as the temperatures are likely to touch 44 degrees.

The Meteorological office has warned Delhi'ites of temperatures nudging 40 degree Celsius in a day or two. There are also possibilities of dust storms in the next 48 hours. The maximum temperatures well crossed 40 degrees Celsius in many parts of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Odisha. Vidarbha in central Maharashtra recorded a ...

The Meteorological Department has warned of heat wave like conditions in parts of India, which touched 38 degree Celsius on February 28. Maximum temperatures spiked in most parts of Maharashtra, Telangana, coastal Andhra Pradesh, parts of Karnataka, Gujarat, western Madhya Pradesh and Odisha. The weather office called it "normal to above normal hea...

Most parts of Gujarat today reeled under severe heat with Bhuj town in Kutch district recording the highest maximum temperature of 45.8 degrees Celsius.

Heat wave returned to grip most parts of Gujarat today after a gap of almost two weeks, with Idar town sizzling at 44.6 degrees Celsius, prompting civic authorities to issue a red alert for Ahmedabad on Tuesday which remained the second hottest at 44.5 degrees Celsius.

Pedestrians in Gujarat's Valsad had a nasty surprise waiting for them on Saturday. As they got onto this road, shoes and slippers stuck to the melting tar. Dismay written large on their faces, they struggled to free their shoes. Some retreated altogether, others gingerly braved the crossing.

With Ahmedabad recording its highest ever temperature on Thursday, heat stroke cases in the city are seeing a sharp increase. Five people in Gujarat, including three in Ahmedabad, have died due to heat related cases in the last four days.

Most parts of Gujarat continued to reel under severe heat wave conditions on Tuesday, with Ahmedabad recording the maximum temperature of 46.9 degrees Celsius, city's hottest day since 2010, the Meteorological Department said.

At least four people died due to severe heat wave conditions across Gujarat on Wednesday as the maximum temperature hovered around 47 degrees Celsius.

Severe heat wave gripped most parts of Gujarat with temperatures in several parts of the state crossing 43 degrees Celsius prompting the city administration here to issue warning people to take precautionary measures while venturing out in the sun.

In the wake of intense heatwave conditions in the state, Gujarat government has appealed people to take precautionary measures to protect themselves from sunstroke.

The south-west monsoon hit south Gujarat on Saturday bringing relief from heat wave conditions, even as the weatherman predicted heavy rains in the region in the next 24 hours.

North India is likely to get a respite from the torrid heat today - rain and summer storms are on the cards. But the monsoon, which was to reach Kerala yesterday, is likely to play truant for a few more days.

The relentless heat wave sweeping through Andhra Pradesh and Telangana has claimed around 180 lives in the last 24 hours. Around 20 people have died elsewhere in the country, reported news agency Press Trust of India.

In a respite to people reeling under heat wave conditions, heavy rains in several parts of Saurashtra and south Gujarat marked the arrival of monsoon in the regions.

Following the sudden spurt in heat across Gujarat, the state health department has issued an "Orange Alert" for two-days as the temperatures are likely to touch 44 degrees.

The Meteorological office has warned Delhi'ites of temperatures nudging 40 degree Celsius in a day or two. There are also possibilities of dust storms in the next 48 hours. The maximum temperatures well crossed 40 degrees Celsius in many parts of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Odisha. Vidarbha in central Maharashtra recorded a ...

The Meteorological Department has warned of heat wave like conditions in parts of India, which touched 38 degree Celsius on February 28. Maximum temperatures spiked in most parts of Maharashtra, Telangana, coastal Andhra Pradesh, parts of Karnataka, Gujarat, western Madhya Pradesh and Odisha. The weather office called it "normal to above normal hea...

Most parts of Gujarat today reeled under severe heat with Bhuj town in Kutch district recording the highest maximum temperature of 45.8 degrees Celsius.

Heat wave returned to grip most parts of Gujarat today after a gap of almost two weeks, with Idar town sizzling at 44.6 degrees Celsius, prompting civic authorities to issue a red alert for Ahmedabad on Tuesday which remained the second hottest at 44.5 degrees Celsius.

Pedestrians in Gujarat's Valsad had a nasty surprise waiting for them on Saturday. As they got onto this road, shoes and slippers stuck to the melting tar. Dismay written large on their faces, they struggled to free their shoes. Some retreated altogether, others gingerly braved the crossing.

With Ahmedabad recording its highest ever temperature on Thursday, heat stroke cases in the city are seeing a sharp increase. Five people in Gujarat, including three in Ahmedabad, have died due to heat related cases in the last four days.

Most parts of Gujarat continued to reel under severe heat wave conditions on Tuesday, with Ahmedabad recording the maximum temperature of 46.9 degrees Celsius, city's hottest day since 2010, the Meteorological Department said.

At least four people died due to severe heat wave conditions across Gujarat on Wednesday as the maximum temperature hovered around 47 degrees Celsius.

Severe heat wave gripped most parts of Gujarat with temperatures in several parts of the state crossing 43 degrees Celsius prompting the city administration here to issue warning people to take precautionary measures while venturing out in the sun.

In the wake of intense heatwave conditions in the state, Gujarat government has appealed people to take precautionary measures to protect themselves from sunstroke.

The south-west monsoon hit south Gujarat on Saturday bringing relief from heat wave conditions, even as the weatherman predicted heavy rains in the region in the next 24 hours.

North India is likely to get a respite from the torrid heat today - rain and summer storms are on the cards. But the monsoon, which was to reach Kerala yesterday, is likely to play truant for a few more days.

The relentless heat wave sweeping through Andhra Pradesh and Telangana has claimed around 180 lives in the last 24 hours. Around 20 people have died elsewhere in the country, reported news agency Press Trust of India.

In a respite to people reeling under heat wave conditions, heavy rains in several parts of Saurashtra and south Gujarat marked the arrival of monsoon in the regions.