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India Meteorological Department has forecast a warmer-than-usual summer in parts of the country.

IMD predicts harsh summer in parts of India due to prevailing El Nino conditions 

India Meteorological Department has forecast a warmer-than-usual summer in parts of the country.

India is likely to experience a warmer start to the summer season this year with El Nino conditions predicted to continue through the season, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Friday.
More heatwave days than normal are predicted over northeast peninsular India -- Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and north interior Karnataka -- and many parts of Maharashtra and Odisha.
The country is likely to record above-normal rainfall in March (more than 117 per cent of the long-period average of 29.9 mm).
India is likely to see above-normal maximum and minimum temperatures in most parts of the country in the March to May period, IMD Director General Mrutyunjay Mohapatra said at a press conference.
Heatwave conditions are not expected over north and central India in March, he said.
Lok Sabha polls are likely to be held in April-May.
Mohapatra said that the prevailing El Nino conditions -- the periodic warming of waters in the central Pacific Ocean -- will continue through the summer season and neutral conditions are likely to develop thereafter.
La Nina conditions -- generally associated with good monsoon rainfall in India -- are likely to set in by the second half of the monsoon season.
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IMD said most parts of India will see an increase in the duration of heat waves by 12-18 days by the year 2060.

Heatwave duration to increase by...: IMD's 2060 warning for India

IMD said most parts of India will see an increase in the duration of heat waves by 12-18 days by the year 2060.

India's weather department issued a stark warning about worsening heatwaves in the years and decades to come.
A report by Meteorological Department, released on April 25, 2023, said that most parts of India will see an increase in the duration of heatwaves by 12-18 days by the year 2060.
IMD's recommendations to counter this problem include improving ventilation and insulation in buildings, spreading awareness about heat stress, changing work schedules, having early warning systems, and creating cool shelters.

The Indian Meteorological Department reportedly issued an orange alert for dangerously high temperatures in 3 states - West Bengal, Bihar, and Andhra Pradesh.

Heatwave warning for these 7 states by IMD

The Indian Meteorological Department reportedly issued an orange alert for dangerously high temperatures in 3 states - West Bengal, Bihar, and Andhra Pradesh.

A heatwave alert has been issued for several Indian states as the summer tightens its grip across the country.
The Indian Meteorological Department reportedly issued an orange alert for dangerously high temperatures in 3 states - West Bengal, Bihar, and Andhra Pradesh.
The IMD warned that heatwave conditions are likely in some parts of 4 other states - Uttar Pradesh, Sikkim, Jharkhand, and Odisha.
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IMD advised farmers of Jharkhand, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Punjab and Haryana to postpone harvesting.

Unseasonal rain, hail damage crops: 'delay harvesting, sowing' advice for farmers

IMD advised farmers of Jharkhand, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Punjab and Haryana to postpone harvesting.

While rain and hailstorms in recent days provided respite from the heat, they reportedly damaged crops in many states. The unseasonal precipitation flattened fields and damaged harvested fruits, as per reports.
IMD advised farmers of Jharkhand, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Punjab and Haryana to postpone harvesting. Farmers of Sikkim and West Bengal have been told to postpone the sowing of maize and jute.
The Union government said that it is yet to receive ground reports from state governments, but preliminary assessments suggest that the impact on rabi crops is not high.
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