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One of India’s longest and strongest heat waves in decades, with temperatures reaching 123°F (51° C) has killed at least 36 lives since it began in May, and the government has warned that the suffering might continue as the arrival of monsoon (季风) rains has been delayed. India’s...
Severe heat waves have killed more than 100 people in India this summer and are predicted to worsen in coming years, creating a possible crisis as large parts of the country potentially become too hot to be inhabitable (适宜居住的). Heat waves in India usually take place between March and ...
InIndia, scorching temperatures triggered a severe weather alert covering the capital New Delhi and areas in the northwest. Parts of New Delhi are reporting temperatures of up to 47.1C (116.8F). The extreme temperatures in northern India coincide witha six-week-long general election...
Heat waves can already be deadly for the most vulnerable people - but in a warming world, temperatures and humidity will, for growing stretches of every year, surpass a threshold that even young and healthy people could struggle to survive, according to new research published Monday. ...
Such findings may inform the policymakers in reframing and communication strategies for heat waves in Delhi and help people to be better prepared in the event of heat waves.Maheshwari, Vedika
New Delhi, April 30 (IANS): After multiple scientists claimed that the current spell of heatwaves in India and Pakistan are due to climate change, the World
It is widely acknowledged that the climate is warming globally and within the UK. In this paper, studies which assess the direct impact of current increased temperatures and heat-waves on health and those which project future health impacts of heat under
A girl selling water uses an umbrella to protect herself from the sun as she waits for customers on a hot summer day, in New Delhi, India, April 27, 2022. REUTERS/Anushree Fadnavis Climate change makes record-breaking heatwaves in northwest India and Pakistan 100 times more likely, a ...
Parts of Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh experienced one of the worst temperature spikes earlier this year. Even though these heatwaves have been extreme, India was not alone in reeling under them. Globally, the last twelve years have been the hottest in recorded history and the five...