All Stories for Temperature
Turkey, Syria earthquake: Why first 72 hours are critical for search and rescue operations
• 2 years agoOver 15,000 people have been killed after a massive earthquake in Turkey and Syria. A huge rescue operation is underway — and every minute is crucial
Trains, flights affected as dense fog grips North India
• 2 years agoAs per satellite imagery and available visibility data from the IMD, the fog layer extended from Punjab and adjoining northwest Rajasthan to Bihar across Haryana, Chandigarh and Delhi and Uttar Pradesh
PM calls on public to turn AC temp up: A look at how cooling system is heating up world
Fp Explainers • 3 years agoThe first air conditioner was invented in 1902 by Willis Carrier. Today, the world has over two billion ACs – one for every four people on Earth – and experts say they’re contributing to climate change
Pakistan's prized mango harvest hit by water scarcity, production falls by 40%
• 3 years agoA rise in temperature is generally expected in the mango belt in early May, which helps the fruit ripen before picking starts in June and July. But the arrival of summer as early as March damaged the mango flowers, a key part of the reproductive cycle
Delhi's minimum temperature over 30 degree Celsius, rain expected
• 3 years agoAccording to the IMD, cloudy sky with thundershowers is expected in the national capital in the next few days
Dust storm and thunderstorm in Delhi today, maximum temperature to be 41 degrees Celsius
• 3 years agoThe MeT department said a cyclonic circulation over Punjab and Haryana will induce pre-monsoon activity that will provide some relief from the intense heat on Monday and Tuesday
Delhi burns at 49 degrees Celsius; people advised not to venture out unless necessary
• 3 years agoWhile Delhi's Mungeshpur station recorded a temperature of 49.2 degrees, Najafgarh recorded 49.1 degrees Celsius
Development needs to be regulated and not at the cost of the environment, says Justice Sthalekar
• 3 years agoHe warned that if the earth's temperature goes up with no effort to contain it, it will trigger the melting of glaciers around the world causing the sea level to rise and inundate coastal areas
Uttar Pradesh: Heatwave at isolated places, mercury hits 47.4 deg C in Banda
• 3 years agoThe Meteorological department office warned that heatwave conditions are likely to continue in different districts of the state in the next two days
Delhi government ups water supply to meet growing demand
• 3 years agoDelhi Jal Board said a total of 1,198 water tankers will be deployed across the city during the peak summer season to prevent water scarcity