Telangana is experiencing its hottest stretch of the season so far, with temperatures touching **41°C in several districts**. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a **yellow alert**, warning of rising heat levels across the state. Hyderabad has also recorded a noticeable spike in temperatures, signaling the early arrival of intense summer conditions. In simple terms: the heat is arriving earlier — and it’s getting stronger. Weather officials say dry conditions

India could be heading into a hotter-than-usual summer. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that several regions are likely to experience above-normal heatwave days during Summer 2026. Northwest, central, and parts of eastern India are expected to see prolonged high temperatures, with some areas facing extended dry spells. In simple terms: this summer may feel longer, harsher, and more exhausting. Heatwaves aren’t just uncomfortable — they affect power demand

Delhi began February on a cooler note this year, with Sunday’s maximum temperature settling at 24.6 degrees Celsius — lower than the same period last year. According to the Indian Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature on Sunday was around 1.6 degrees lower than last year’s 26.2 degrees Celsius. However, it still remained about 2.3 degrees above the seasonal average, showing that the chill is relative rather than extreme. What’s making this stand out is timing. Fe

TL;DR:  The 2024 monsoon season  recorded an alarming rise in extreme weather events , with irregular rainfall patterns across 729...