A heatwave is on, guard against illnesses: IMD

The India Meteorological Department issued health risk warnings due to a heatwave affecting Konkan, Vidarbha in Maharashtra, and southwest Rajasthan. Temperatures have soared above normal, with Pune reaching 40.2°C. Vulnerable populations are advised to avoid heat exposure and stay hydrated. Some regions might see a temperature decline from Thursday, as Maharashtra's Akola reached 41.3°C, the state's highest.

City braces for heatwave as temperatures expected to soar past 38°C

hindustantimes.com - 09/Mar 02:22

Mumbai and nearby Thane, Raigad face a heatwave with temperatures exceeding 38°C. IMD issues a yellow alert; residents advised to stay hydrated.

This February was India's warmest in 125 years of record-keeping

times of india - 28/Feb 23:22

February saw India's warmest temperatures since 1901, and March-May is predicted to be warmer than usual with increased heatwave days, particularly...

At 39.8°C, Pune’s Lohegaon area records highest temperature in state

hindustantimes.com - 09/Mar 01:54

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast, the temperature rise will persist for the next three to four days

Winter technically on but parts of Maharashtra already experience heat wave

times of india - 27/Feb 20:35

Parts of Maharashtra, including Mumbai, are experiencing an unusual heat wave for February, with temperatures soaring above normal. The India...

Mumbai's February Heatwave: Unprecedented Temperatures and Rising Concerns

popdiaries.com - 26/Feb 15:12

For Bombay and its nearby regions, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a heatwave alert for February 25 & February 26. On February...