Vidarbha Temperature

Temperatures crossed 45 degrees Celsius in several parts of Vidarbha in Maharashtra on Friday, prompting the India Meteorological Department to issue a heatwave warning for the region.

There will be no relief from the severe heatwave prevailing over parts of north and central India at least till Friday, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast indicated today, adding that relief in the form of dust and thunderstorms was likely soon after.

A red heatwave warning was issued for Maharashtra's drought-prone Vidarbha district, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan, where Churu recorded a day temperature of 50 degrees Celsius - the second hottest day ever recorded in May since May 19, 2010. The meteorological department also issued a red rain alert for Assam, Meghala...

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 ...

North and central India are expected to witness a rise in maximum temperatures in the next two-three days with heat wave like conditions in Marathwada, Vidarbha, Odisha and West Bengal.

Nagpur today recorded the coldest day in nearly five decades with the mercury plunging to 5.1 degrees Celsius, the Regional Meteorological Centre in Nagpur said.

After touching season's high in Nagpur on Thursday, the mercury dropped slightly to 46 degree Celsius in the second capital of Maharashtra on Friday.

Nagpur was today the hottest city in Vidarbha, recording a maximum temperature of 45.6 degrees Celsius.

Vidarbha region of Maharashtra continues to reel under an intense heat-wave.After recording 46.5 degrees Celsius on Monday, the temperature in Bramhapuri again jumped to 47 degrees Celsius today, making it the hottest place in the region. Chandrapur and neighbouring Wardha were the second hottest with 46.5 degrees Celsius each.

While monsoon is set to enter Maharashtra by early next month, heat wave continued to burn parts of the state with mercury levels going as high as 47 degrees Celsius in Chandrapur district in Vidarbha region.

The entire Vidarbha region in Maharashtra is facing a drought-like situation following huge water scarcity due to drying of lakes and wells in most of the villages due to intense heat wave conditions.

Intense heat waves continued to sweep Maharashtra's Vidarbha region, with neighbouring Chandrapur district recording the maximum temperature of 47 degree Celsius on Monday. The Brahmapuri taluka in the district came a close second with the mercury touching 46 degree Celsius, Met officials said.

Cold wave gripped entire Vidarbha region of Maharashtra with temperatures dropping to 7.5 degrees in some parts.

Temperatures crossed 45 degrees Celsius in several parts of Vidarbha in Maharashtra on Friday, prompting the India Meteorological Department to issue a heatwave warning for the region.

There will be no relief from the severe heatwave prevailing over parts of north and central India at least till Friday, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast indicated today, adding that relief in the form of dust and thunderstorms was likely soon after.

A red heatwave warning was issued for Maharashtra's drought-prone Vidarbha district, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan, where Churu recorded a day temperature of 50 degrees Celsius - the second hottest day ever recorded in May since May 19, 2010. The meteorological department also issued a red rain alert for Assam, Meghala...

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 ...

North and central India are expected to witness a rise in maximum temperatures in the next two-three days with heat wave like conditions in Marathwada, Vidarbha, Odisha and West Bengal.

Nagpur today recorded the coldest day in nearly five decades with the mercury plunging to 5.1 degrees Celsius, the Regional Meteorological Centre in Nagpur said.

After touching season's high in Nagpur on Thursday, the mercury dropped slightly to 46 degree Celsius in the second capital of Maharashtra on Friday.

Nagpur was today the hottest city in Vidarbha, recording a maximum temperature of 45.6 degrees Celsius.

Vidarbha region of Maharashtra continues to reel under an intense heat-wave.After recording 46.5 degrees Celsius on Monday, the temperature in Bramhapuri again jumped to 47 degrees Celsius today, making it the hottest place in the region. Chandrapur and neighbouring Wardha were the second hottest with 46.5 degrees Celsius each.

While monsoon is set to enter Maharashtra by early next month, heat wave continued to burn parts of the state with mercury levels going as high as 47 degrees Celsius in Chandrapur district in Vidarbha region.

The entire Vidarbha region in Maharashtra is facing a drought-like situation following huge water scarcity due to drying of lakes and wells in most of the villages due to intense heat wave conditions.

Intense heat waves continued to sweep Maharashtra's Vidarbha region, with neighbouring Chandrapur district recording the maximum temperature of 47 degree Celsius on Monday. The Brahmapuri taluka in the district came a close second with the mercury touching 46 degree Celsius, Met officials said.

Cold wave gripped entire Vidarbha region of Maharashtra with temperatures dropping to 7.5 degrees in some parts.