IMD Forecasts Hotter-than-Normal Summer for Most of India

India Warns of Hotter-Than-Usual Months, Raising Health Risks

(Bloomberg) — India is forecast to see above-normal temperatures in the coming months, potentially boosting power demand and posing a severe health risk to residents.

Most parts of India to see above-normal heatwave days between March and May: IMD - The Tribune

During the March-April-May season, the increased likelihood of heatwave conditions may pose significant risks to public health, water resources, power demand, and essential services.

IMD forecasts above-normal temperatures through May, heatwave days to rise

Above-normal maximum temperatures are likely across most regions over the next three months through May 31, the IMD said, raising health risks, lifting power demand, and pressuring food prices.

March to begin with unusual heat, warmer-than-usual days ahead for most regions

India is set for an early summer as temperatures rise five degrees Celsius above normal. In Western and Southern India, the heat will be even more aggressive.

Most parts of India to see above-normal heatwave days between March and May: IMD

Reviewing weather conditions that prevailed during February, the IMD said that the rainfall all over India last month was the lowest since 2001.

IMD forecasts hotter-than-normal summer for most of India

Above-normal heatwave days are also expected over most parts of the country from March to May, IMD director general Mrutyunjay Mohapatra said.