Dry conditions push mercury up in Delhi, rains likely after June 30
India | June 25, 2019 20:12 ISTDry conditions pushed the mercury up in the national capital on Tuesday and rains are likely to elude Delhi for the next three to four days.
Dry conditions pushed the mercury up in the national capital on Tuesday and rains are likely to elude Delhi for the next three to four days.
Severe heatwave killed 12 more people in Bihar in the past 24 hours, taking the death toll over the past three days to 90, official said on Tuesday.
Even after the monsoon season of 2018 ended, the country has received very little rainfall compared to normal but new year 2019 can witness rain in the starting.
Covered in a blanket of fog and haze, the national capital on Sunday recorded 3.7 degrees Celsius -- the coldest day this December with the air quality remaining 'severe', the Meteorological Department said.
The alert, also sounded in Uttarakhand and West Bengal, also advises fishermen to not venture in central Arabian sea, the NDMA said today.
The casualties have been reported from Montreal in Canada, where the temperature hit 40 degrees Celsius on Wednesday.
The Met office (United Kingdom's national weather service) said the situation is likely to improve late Friday night and there are chances of rainfall.
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Jammu: With weather conditions improving, the Jammu-Kashmir national highway was today opened after two days even as only one way vehicular traffic was allowed to ply on the only surface link that connects Kashmir to
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