Kerala Temperature

The World Weather Attribution (WWA) study revealed that the devastating landslides in Wayanad, which resulted in more than 200 fatalities, were heavily influenced by human-induced climate change. On July 30, Wayanad received 140 mm of rainfall in a single day, marking it as the third heaviest one-day rainfall event in the district's history. The st...

Kerala, Puducherry and Andaman and Nicobar Islands experienced more than three degrees higher temperatures, among the highest in the world, from June to August this year, a new report claimed on Thursday.

The Kerala government on Friday issued a health advisory with temperatures soaring in the southern state for the past few days due to the onset of summer.

Kerala which experienced extreme rain a few months ago is now battling severe heat conditions with the temperatures shooting up to unprecedented levels.

The temperature in Kerala's Munnar dropped below zero yesterday for the first time this winter. Nearby areas like Chenduwara and Vattavada also felt colder.

Heavy rains lashed parts of south India on Monday, resulting in the death of three people and widespread property damage in Kerala, while Kashmir in the north reeled under sub-zero night temperatures.

Kerala College Reopening: Strictly adhering to COVID-19 health protocol, students were checked for their temperature and given hand sanitisers at the entrance of the colleges. Authorities ensured that students who reached colleges had received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine.

With the Lok Sabha elections just over two weeks away, if one thought the political climate was the only thing heating up, you might be mistaken. In Kerala, temperatures too have been beating expectations, with some districts like Palakkad recording temperatures of over 40 degrees Celsius on Monday.

Once-a-century rains that have pounded Kerala and displaced 1.3 million people are in line with the predictions of climate scientists, who warn that worse is to come if global warming continues unabated.

With 29.1 per cent deficiency in rainfall during the current monsoon in Kerala, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today told the assembly that the government was committed to step up water conservation measures to tide over the impending water shortage situation.

Heat wave conditions in Kerala are likely to prevail, especially in Palakkad, which has so far recorded the highest temperature and Kozhikode districts.

It's not just the heat of the contest that election candidates in Kerala need to brace themselves for. The abnormally high temperatures and a heat wave have thrown up new challenges.

Omanna's family has been forced to leave its tribal settlement and shift to regions by the side of the Baveli river in Kannur.

With mercury soaring, Kerala recorded its highest temperature of 41.9 degrees Celsius in 29 years at Malampuzha in Palakkad district on Tuesday.

As Kerala reports very high temperatures, several districts of the state are parched, with water reaching many villages once in 12 days. And it's only March, with the hot months yet to begin in a year that the Met department says could be the warmest ever.

The World Weather Attribution (WWA) study revealed that the devastating landslides in Wayanad, which resulted in more than 200 fatalities, were heavily influenced by human-induced climate change. On July 30, Wayanad received 140 mm of rainfall in a single day, marking it as the third heaviest one-day rainfall event in the district's history. The st...

Kerala, Puducherry and Andaman and Nicobar Islands experienced more than three degrees higher temperatures, among the highest in the world, from June to August this year, a new report claimed on Thursday.

The Kerala government on Friday issued a health advisory with temperatures soaring in the southern state for the past few days due to the onset of summer.

Kerala which experienced extreme rain a few months ago is now battling severe heat conditions with the temperatures shooting up to unprecedented levels.

The temperature in Kerala's Munnar dropped below zero yesterday for the first time this winter. Nearby areas like Chenduwara and Vattavada also felt colder.

Heavy rains lashed parts of south India on Monday, resulting in the death of three people and widespread property damage in Kerala, while Kashmir in the north reeled under sub-zero night temperatures.

Kerala College Reopening: Strictly adhering to COVID-19 health protocol, students were checked for their temperature and given hand sanitisers at the entrance of the colleges. Authorities ensured that students who reached colleges had received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine.

With the Lok Sabha elections just over two weeks away, if one thought the political climate was the only thing heating up, you might be mistaken. In Kerala, temperatures too have been beating expectations, with some districts like Palakkad recording temperatures of over 40 degrees Celsius on Monday.

Once-a-century rains that have pounded Kerala and displaced 1.3 million people are in line with the predictions of climate scientists, who warn that worse is to come if global warming continues unabated.

With 29.1 per cent deficiency in rainfall during the current monsoon in Kerala, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today told the assembly that the government was committed to step up water conservation measures to tide over the impending water shortage situation.

Heat wave conditions in Kerala are likely to prevail, especially in Palakkad, which has so far recorded the highest temperature and Kozhikode districts.

It's not just the heat of the contest that election candidates in Kerala need to brace themselves for. The abnormally high temperatures and a heat wave have thrown up new challenges.

Omanna's family has been forced to leave its tribal settlement and shift to regions by the side of the Baveli river in Kannur.

With mercury soaring, Kerala recorded its highest temperature of 41.9 degrees Celsius in 29 years at Malampuzha in Palakkad district on Tuesday.

As Kerala reports very high temperatures, several districts of the state are parched, with water reaching many villages once in 12 days. And it's only March, with the hot months yet to begin in a year that the Met department says could be the warmest ever.