The maximum temperatures over Central India are likely to fall by 2-3°C during 28-30 April. The maximum temperature in Maharashtra is expected to gradually dip by 23°C from 27 April to 1 May.

Weather update: Rain in Delhi, Punjab, UP, Rajasthan today? Here's what IMD predicts amid heatwave

The India Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for parts of Telangana, warning of severe heatwave conditions starting April 23. Dry winds and rising temperatures are expected to push discomfort levels higher across several districts, especially in North Telangana. Authorities have advised people to stay hydrated, avoid peak afternoon heat, and take precautions as extreme weather conditions grip the region.


Heatwave Alert In Telangana: IMD Issues Red Warning As Temperatures Soar From April 23

Delhi and large parts of North India are bracing for an early-season heat surge, with temperatures climbing into the mid-40s Celsius and authorities rolling out special school measures as unusually intense April heat grips the region

Delhi Heatwave: Delhi Schools Adapt to Heat, Water Bells Ordered 

A severe heatwave has gripped parts of Telangana, with the India Meteorological Department issuing warnings for six districts. Temperatures are expected to rise further over the next six days, intensifying discomfort and health risks. Most of the affected districts are in northern Telangana, where conditions are already harsh. Authorities are urging people to stay hydrated, avoid peak afternoon heat, and take precautions as the region braces for prolonged high temperatures.


Telangana Heatwave: IMD Warns Of Rising Temperatures For Next 6 Days

A new study warns that extreme heatwaves are already reaching levels that push beyond safe human survival limits in several parts of the world. Researchers say rising temperatures linked to Climate Change are increasing the risk of dangerous heat stress, especially in densely populated and tropical regions.


New Study Finds Heatwaves Already Crossing Human Survival Limits

The United States is experiencing record-breaking temperatures as extreme heat spikes intensify across multiple states. Recent data shows that several regions are shattering previous climate records, affecting public health, agriculture, and energy consumption. Officials are urging residents to take precautions amid heatwaves, while scientists warn that rising global temperatures are driving more frequent and severe heat events.


US Climate Records Toppled Again; Extreme Heat Spike Intensifies in Several States

A severe heatwave has gripped several provinces in Sri Lanka, driving a sharp rise in water consumption as temperatures soar across the island nation.

Authorities report that reservoirs are at or near maximum capacity, as demand for water increases from households, agriculture, and power generation. Officials are closely monitoring supply levels to ensure continued availability during the extreme weather conditions.

Sri Lanka: Heat Index Hits 'Caution Level'; Heatwave Expected To Continue Through May

Scientists are warning about the possibility of a “Super El Niño” developing later this year, raising concerns about extreme weather events across the world.

A Super El Niño is a stronger version of the El Niño climate phenomenon, which can significantly impact global temperatures, rainfall patterns, and storm activity. Experts say such events can trigger severe heatwaves, floods, droughts, and stronger storms in different parts of the world.

Climate Alert: Possibility Of 'Super El Nino' Later This Year

Severe bushfires are threatening parts of Australia as an intense heatwave fuels dangerous fire conditions. Victoria is facing its worst fire in years, prompting evacuations, emergency warnings, and a major response from firefighters.

Australia Witnesses Worst Bushfire Since Black Summer Blazes of 2019-2020

The United Nations has issued urgent warnings for major cities including Seoul, Tokyo, Beijing, and Delhi, highlighting the dangers of extreme heat exposure.
Children and elderly populations are particularly at risk, as rising temperatures increase health hazards and strain urban infrastructure.

UN Warns Cities: Extreme Heat Puts Children and Elderly at Risk in Major Asian Cities

A stark new analysis reveals that the world’s major cities are enduring a dramatic increase in extreme heat days. And now that is up 25 percent compared to the 1990s. 


Global Extreme Heat Days Surge Sharply Over Past Three Decades 

Report: Summer Heat Deaths In Europe Triple


Study Links Fossil Fuels to Global Heat Crisis, 180 Carbon Majors Amplified 213 Heatwaves Since 2000 | WION Climate Tracker

Carbon emissions generated by the world’s 180 largest fossil fuel and cement producers have played a substantial role in driving dangerous and oftentimes deadly extreme heat events around the world, according to new research. 



Study Links Fossil Fuels to Global Heat Crisis, 180 Carbon Majors Amplified 213 Heatwaves Since 2000

A new study has revealed that living in extreme heat can lead to faster biological aging. A first-of-its-kind research in the U.S. found that significant differences in molecular changes of people living in hotter regions compared to cooler ones.


Can heatwaves age you faster? New study says yes

Greece battles its toughest wildfire days of the season as dozens of new fires break out in one day, with extreme weather making firefighting efforts more difficult, a senior official said.

Europe Heatwave: Wildfires Rage Across Greece 

Tragedy and Turmoil Sweep Southern Europe Tonight as deadly wildfires, fueled by an unrelenting heatwave, claim lives and force thousands to evacuate their homes. Three people have died so far, including a soldier and a firefighter. Massive blazes are tearing through Spain, Portugal, and the Balkans, while heat alerts have been issued across five countries, with temperatures soaring above 40°C. 

Europe Wildfires: Heatwave Grips France, Italy, Spain; Three Dead in Fire Crisis

The high temperatures and dry conditions have led to wildfires across several parts of Europe. More than 50,000 people have been evacuated in five districts of Turkey due to wildfires. One person was hospitalised, while 79 others were treated for minor injuries due to the blaze.

Europe heatwave: Spain, Portugal record hottest June ever, wildfires rage in Turkey

Tsunami-like cloud seen over beaches in Portugal freaked out people. The hot weather triggered the formation of the roll cloud. Some people said that it was 150km long. Portugal is undergoing an intense heatwave.

150km-long feature in Portugal appeared to be tsunami waves. It turned out to be...

A severe heatwave grips India, driving air conditioner sales to unprecedented heights. As temperatures soar, the demand for ACs has skyrocketed, making them a necessity rather than a luxury. Watch this report for more details!

Delhi heatwave drives soaring demand for air conditioners

An unusual early heatwave has hit northern France, with Paris recording temperatures as high as 25°C — well above seasonal norms. As Parisians bask in the unexpected sunshine, concerns rise over climate patterns and sudden temperature spikes this spring.

Temperatures in Paris reach unusual high of 25 °C

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that India could face more heatwave days than usual this May. While scattered rainfall may prevent extreme temperatures like May 2024, large parts of the country are still expected to endure 2 to 7 days of severe heat. Watch to know more!

India to witness higher-than-usual heat in May

Heatwave conditions have arrived earlier than expected in Delhi and across parts of northwest and central India. The IMD has issued a six-day alert, with temperatures in New Delhi expected to hit 40°C. Gujarat’s Saurashtra-Kutch region is also under a heatwave warning. Residents are advised to take precautions as extreme heat intensifies. Watch to know more!

Delhi to witness relief from intense heat as IMD predicts rain

The maximum temperatures in Delhi this week is expected to hover between 40 degrees Celsius and 42° C, though a further rise in is anticipated in the coming days. Cloudy skies, light rain and strong surface winds last week brought some relief from the heat, but humidity levels have increased. The current weather pattern is attributed to multiple active systems over northern India. Watch in for more details!

India: Yellow alert for Delhi as temperatures hover above 40°C

India experiences extreme heatwave, Chandrapur hits record high

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