India Summer And Monsoon Temperatures

Earth Sciences Minister Jitendra Singh on Thursday said urbanisation was one of main causes that can influence the changes in temperature pattern in Delhi and form heat islands.

While summer or pre-monsoon season this year has overtaken 2016 records as the second hottest pre-monsoon season in the country, winter and post-monsoon seasons are warming up faster, according to the latest findings by the Urban Lab of CSE.

It's just the third week of April, but temperatures across northern, central and western India have crossed 45 degrees Celsius. The weather department says that most of India is facing a severe heat wave. Though temperatures around 45 degrees is not new, it is unexpected for this time of year - some say a month early. The MeT department, however, s...

It was a hot and sunny morning today in New Delhi with the minimum temperature settling four notches above the season's average at 31.2 degrees Celsius.

It was a hot morning today in New Delhi and the day's temperature is likely to hover around 40 degrees Celsius.

It will be a partly cloudy Wednesday here and the maximum temperature is likely to stay under 40 degrees Celsius, the Meteorological Office said.

The national capital continued to reel under hot and humid conditions as the day temperature settled at 42.3 degree Celsius, seven notches above normal, while humidity levels hovered above 70 per cent.

Reeling under simmering heat and high humidity, North India got some reason to cheer on Tuesday as the eagerly-awaited monsoon advanced further to hit Goa two days ahead of its schedule.

The heat is back. And for those reeling under high temperatures, there is more bad news - in the last six days, the monsoon has not shown any progress.

Earth Sciences Minister Jitendra Singh on Thursday said urbanisation was one of main causes that can influence the changes in temperature pattern in Delhi and form heat islands.

While summer or pre-monsoon season this year has overtaken 2016 records as the second hottest pre-monsoon season in the country, winter and post-monsoon seasons are warming up faster, according to the latest findings by the Urban Lab of CSE.

It's just the third week of April, but temperatures across northern, central and western India have crossed 45 degrees Celsius. The weather department says that most of India is facing a severe heat wave. Though temperatures around 45 degrees is not new, it is unexpected for this time of year - some say a month early. The MeT department, however, s...

It was a hot and sunny morning today in New Delhi with the minimum temperature settling four notches above the season's average at 31.2 degrees Celsius.

It was a hot morning today in New Delhi and the day's temperature is likely to hover around 40 degrees Celsius.

It will be a partly cloudy Wednesday here and the maximum temperature is likely to stay under 40 degrees Celsius, the Meteorological Office said.

The national capital continued to reel under hot and humid conditions as the day temperature settled at 42.3 degree Celsius, seven notches above normal, while humidity levels hovered above 70 per cent.

Reeling under simmering heat and high humidity, North India got some reason to cheer on Tuesday as the eagerly-awaited monsoon advanced further to hit Goa two days ahead of its schedule.

The heat is back. And for those reeling under high temperatures, there is more bad news - in the last six days, the monsoon has not shown any progress.