According to the local residents of the areas affected, including Nagarparkar, Islamkot, and Chachro tehsils, the peacocks were showing symptoms of flu, fever, throat inflammation, and even vision loss in some cases. Pakistan | South Asia

Over 80 peacocks die in Pakistan’s Tharparkar following a mysterious illness amid heat and lack of water

A devastating report reveals that Europe in 2024 suffered its worst flooding in a decade, with over 335 lives lost and more than 400,000 people impacted. The continent, now officially the fastest-warming in the world, is facing the severe consequences of climate change—from deadly floods to record-breaking heatwaves.

Europe faces worst flooding in decade amid fastest warming trends

As heat waves and risks of wildfires risk travel plans this summer, Europeans are ditching sunbeds in Greece and Italy for sweaters in Sweden and Finland. What's driving this change in travel trends? Take a look at this report to find out...

Europeans skip the heat waves, head out North

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!

Rain to bring respite from heatwave in Delhi-NCR; IMD predicts thunderstorms

Europe has experienced its hottest March on record, with average temperatures soaring 0.26°C higher than the previous record set in 2024. Scientists warn this is yet another sign of accelerating climate change, as global temperatures continue to climb. The historic heat is raising concerns over extreme weather, droughts, and environmental impacts across the continent.

March in Europe: Temperature 0. 26°c above previous record of 2024

Temperature soars above 40°c in several states in North India

Delhi heatwave is expected to persist until April 9

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 42°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!

IMD issues heatwave alert for North India, temperature rises in Delhi

India News | A yellow alert has been sounded in the national capital of Delhi by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) as it forecasts a heatwave in the city

Heatwave warning issued in Delhi by IMD till April 9, yellow alert sounded

New Delhi is bracing for a spell of heatwave conditions in the next few days. India's weather office has predicted a rise in temperatures on April 7th and 8th, with temperatures soaring between 40 to 42°C. Apart from New Delhi, the weather office also issued heatwave warnings for several North Indian states, including Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh.

New Delhi: IMD predicts rise in temperatures on April 7-8

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 42°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!

IMD forecast heatwave in Northwest and Central India for 6 days

India's weather department has said that the central and western regions of the country may suffer higher number of heatwave days than usual. The capital New Delhi too has been facing elevated temperatures. Umbrellas, sunglasses and more have been providing locals with some respite from the harsh afternoon sun.

Central and western India brace for extended heatwaves

It's the onset of summer, and the mercury levels have not been sparing. With that, the Indian Met Dept issued warnings of an unusually hot summer season. India news

India's Met Department warns of 'double heatwave'. What is it?

India has been hit by a heat wave early this year. India's Met Department says the coming summer could be extreme, while states like Gujarat and Maharashtra faced heatwave in the month of February, making it the hottest month in 225 years. The Kashmir Valley witnessed the driest winter during the peak time of January and February this year. Most of the water bodies had dried up and had raised a huge concern for the authorities with regards to horticulture and agriculture in the region.

India records hottest February in 125 years

India is experiencing an early heatwave, with February 2024 recorded as the hottest in 125 years. States like Goa and Maharashtra are already facing extreme temperatures, while Jammu & Kashmir may experience drought conditions due to a severe precipitation deficit. Experts warn of an intense summer ahead. Watch to know more!

Heatwaves hit India sooner than expected in 2025, is the country ready for it?

India is experiencing an early heatwave, with February 2024 recorded as the hottest in 125 years. States like Goa and Maharashtra are already facing extreme temperatures, while Jammu & Kashmir may experience drought conditions due to a severe precipitation deficit. Experts warn of an intense summer ahead.

India faces early heatwave as temperatures break 125-year record

As India grapples with rising temperatures, the economic divide between the rich and poor is becoming increasingly stark. Heatwaves, once considered seasonal hardships, are now exacerbating financial inequality, creating a new form of climate-driven economic disparity. Watch to know more!

Tracking the winners and losers of the heatwave economy

As India grapples with rising temperatures, the economic divide between the rich and poor is becoming increasingly stark. Heatwaves, once considered seasonal hardships, are now exacerbating financial inequality, creating a new form of climate-driven economic disparity.

How India’s heatwaves widen rich-poor divide

India news | According to the IMD, India recorded 536 heatwave days in last summer, the highest in 14 years. Last month was the hottest February in 125 years for India.

‘Hottest February in 125 years’: Parts of India face early heatwaves threatening economy and lives

Face-to-face classes on Tuesday (March 4) have been suspended in various Luzon areas due to the high heat index forecast by the state weather bureau. Dagupan City, Pangasinan, is expected to record the highest heat index at 42 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa). Watch to know more!

Heat Wave Forces School Closures In Nearly Half Of Manila, Philippines

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a heatwave alert, predicting above-normal temperatures and prolonged heat spells across the country. With February already marking the hottest month since 1901, experts warn of little respite from the extreme heat this summer.

Weather office: There will be little respite from heat this summer

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow warning for a heatwave in Mumbai and nearby areas for February 25 and 26. Watch this report for more details!

Mumbai faces extreme heat, heatwave alert for Feb 25-26

A court has postponed the start of classes for thousands of schools in southern Brazil, as a heatwave threatens temperatures of up to 40 degrees Celsius...

Brazil: 700,000 students affected by heatwave

Brazil is facing an intense heatwave, driving thousands to Rio’s beaches even at night to escape the scorching temperatures. Forecasters warn that the extreme heat will persist in the coming days.

Scorching heatwave sends Brazilians flocking to Rio’s beaches as temperatures soar

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