Bhubaneswar: Pounded by heavy rains in the past couple of days, Odisha is unlikely to get any respite soon as heavy rainfall coupled with gusty winds has been forecast in some places till tomorrow.Rain and
New Delhi: It was another hot and humid day in the national capital with the mercury settling above 36 degrees Celsius and humidity soaring to 82 per cent.According to MeT department, maximum temperature settled at
New Delhi: Rains continued to occur in parts of north India as mercury hovered around normal levels. Sultry conditions prevailed in Delhi, which despite receiving no rains, recorded high humidity levels between 52 and 86
New Delhi: It was a hot and humid day in the national capital while the weatherman has forecast light rainfall in some areas tomorrow.The minimum temperature was 25.6 degree Celsius today, a notch above the
New Delhi: Rains lashed the national capital today bringing down the temperatures by seven notches but leading to a rise in humidity level.According to MeT department officials here, the day temperature was recorded as 29.1
New Delhi: Delhiites woke up to a hot and humid morning with humidity levels oscillating between 61 to 87 per cent.The minimum temperature was recorded at 26.6 degrees Celsius, one notch above normal, while the
Jaipur: Light to moderate rains continued to lash parts of Rajasthan, where Vallabh Nagar in Udaipur district recorded maximum of 6 cm showers till this morning.Sajjangarh in Udaipur district received 5 cm rains and other
New Delhi: The national capital witnessed another rain-filled day today as the city recorded showers measuring 13.3mm which kept mercury below normal levels. According to the MeT department, the maximum temperature today was recorded at
Srinagar: The toll in Jammu and Kashmir floods rose to 13 on Thursday, police said.The latest casualties took place when four people were killed late on Wednesday - two were washed away in flash floods
Srinagar: As the heavy rains continued to lash many parts of the state, the Jammu and Kashmir government, in a precautionary measure, on Thursday announced state-wide holiday in schools and colleges.The incessant rains in the
New Delhi: Light to moderate rain lashed parts of the capital today leading to rise in humidity level and waterlogging in several areas.“Moderate rain was registered in the national capital with Safdarjung observatory recording 35.8
Jaipur: Light to moderate rainfall was experienced today at several places in Rajasthan, the MeT department said.Isolated places in Udaipur division witnessed moderate downpour with Ghatol (Banswara) and Pratapgarh recording 8 and 7 cm rains
New Delhi: Extreme humid conditions persisted across the national capital today even as rains lashed parts of the city, keeping the temperature within normal levels.The maximum humidity level today touched 90 per cent while the
New Delhi: It was yet another hot and humid day in the national capital today with a maximum temperature of 38.2 degrees Celsius.Though the day temperature came down from yesterday's 39.4 degrees Celsius, it settled
New Delhi: As rains elude the national capital, Delhiites continued to reel under intense hot weather as mercury rose to make today the city's hottest day in August in the last 12 years.The maximum temperature,
New Delhi: The national capital today witnessed the hottest day of August in the last 12 years as the mercury breached the 39 degree Celsius mark.The maximum temperature was recorded at 39.1 degree Celsius at
New Delhi: Delhi continued to experience hot and sultry conditions as the Met department recorded the hottest August 23 in the last five years in the national capital today.Mercury soared to 38.2 degrees Celsius, five
New Delhi: Delhiites today woke up to a cloudy morning with weatherman predicting light rains in some parts of the national capital.According to MeT department, minimum temperature was recorded at 26.2 degree Celsius while the
New Delhi: It was an extremely sultry day for Delhiites as humidity level in the city rose to 87 per cent. According to MeT department here, Safdarjung Observatory recorded 0.4 mm rainfall while Palam, Ayanagar
New Delhi: Delhiites continued to sweat it out under humid conditions today as rains evaded the city. According to the MeT department, day temperature in the capital settled at 34 degrees Celsius, one notch above
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