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The UK is facing its third heatwave of 2025, with temperatures hitting 34°C and health alerts issued. Experts warn of increased risks, water shortages, and growing climate challenges as hot, dry conditions grip the country through the weekend
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted a severe thunderstorm and strong wind for the city, warning residents in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) to stay indoors.
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Adilabad recorded the highest temperature in the State on Friday at 45.5 degrees Celsius, followed by Nirmal (45.4°C), Jagtial (45.3°C), Nizamabad (45.3°C), and Jogulamba Gadwal (45.1°C). However, the forecast for the next few days indicates a slight dip in maximum temperatures across the State.
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Between Wednesday and Thursday (8.30 am), at least 15 different locations in the State registered scorching temperatures ranging form 45.1 degree Celsius and 45.3 degree Celsius
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Heatwaves remain a "hidden hazard" whose impacts are under-recognized due to measurement and valuation challenges. There is under-reporting of deaths and severe impact of heat waves especially in the vulnerable sections of the population including women, children and old aged, it said.
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Based on rainfall data from Telangana State Development Planning Society (TSDPS), between 8.30 pm on Friday and 7 am on Saturday, University of Hyderabad (Serilingampally mandal) received 54.5 mm of rainfall followed by Allapur, Vivekananda Nagar (Kukatpally mandal) in Medchal-Malkajgiri district received 508 mm of rainfall.
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The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD)-Hyderabad has urged general public be very cautious and take precautions during this heat wave
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With the ferocity of the season set to escalate across Telangana, weather forecasters even look at the possibility of a strong heatwave sweeping across the State in the next few days
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According to private weather agency Skymet, Mumbai will remain humid and hot for the rest of the month, with multiple factors contributing to the muggy conditions
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Towns like Qazigund and Kokernag in Kashmir recorded their all-time highest maximum temperature of 35.6 and 34.1, respectively
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Also marks the 12th consecutive month of global temperatures reaching 1.5 degrees Celsius above the pre-industrial average
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First time this year that country will see over 200 locations experience extreme heat
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With India clocking an economic growth of 8.2%, the demand for power has also shot up due to the increased economic activity
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Widespread temperature records are expected to be tied or even broken during the heatwave
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He claimed that the temperature in the national capital has reached 52 degrees Celsius in the past few days which is the highest in the last 60 years.
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Sizzling daytime temperatures that triggered cases of heat stroke in parts of United States were 35 times more likely and 2.5 degrees hotter
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During the past three days, the bodies of 50 people evidently belonging to the underprivileged backgrounds were recovered around Delhi
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The urgency of the climate crisis and its effects on child health are undeniable, says Lancet Countdown report
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Since Friday, a total of 99 suspected sunstroke deaths were reported by different districts
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As per the IMD sources, Rourkela recorded 44.9 degrees Celsius while the mercury touched 43.6 in Sundargarh on Thursday