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An alert for intense cold wave conditions in north India for 3 days has been issued by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).

Cold wave hits: at 1.4°C, Delhi sees coldest day this season; 3-day alert by IMD

An alert for intense cold wave conditions in north India for 3 days has been issued by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).

After a few days of respite from biting cold, northern India was hit by a fresh cold wave on 16 January 2023.
At 1.4 degrees Celsius, Delhi recorded its lowest temperature of the season so far. Low temperatures and fog prevailed in many parts of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Chandigarh, and Rajasthan.
An alert for intense cold wave conditions in north India for 3 days has been issued by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).
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The minimum temperatures in northwest and central India are likely to drop by three to five degrees Celsius over the next five days, leading to cold day conditions in Delhi and a cold wave in parts of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra.
Cold day to severe cold day conditions are very likely over parts of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Gujarat over the next two to three days, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Monday.
Cold wave to severe cold wave is very likely in isolated pockets of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Gujarat over the next five days.
According to the IMD, a 'cold day' is when the minimum temperature is less than 10 degrees Celsius and the maximum is at least 4.5 degrees Celsius below normal.
A 'severe' cold day is when the maximum temperature is at least 6.5 notches below normal.

India Meteorological Department cautions Northwest India to brace for colder days this week

The minimum temperatures in northwest and central India are likely to drop by three to five degrees Celsius over the next five days, leading to cold wave conditions 

Met dept cautions Northwest India to brace for colder days this week

Met Dept predicts colder days for Northwestern&nbsp;India
IMD: cold day conditions likely in Delhi over next 5 days
Cold wave in parts of Punjab, Haryana, UP, Rajasthan&nbsp;&amp; Gujarat: IMD
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A 'cold day' is when the minimum temperature is less than 10 degrees Celsius and the maximum is at least 4.5 degrees Celsius below normal.

The minimum temperatures in northwest and central India are likely to drop by three to five degrees Celsius over the next five days, leading to cold day conditions in Delhi and a cold wave in parts of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra.
Cold day to severe cold day conditions are very likely over parts of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Gujarat over the next two to three days, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Monday.
Cold wave to severe cold wave is very likely in isolated pockets of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Gujarat over the next five days.
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According to the IMD, a 'cold day' is when the minimum temperature is less than 10 degrees Celsius and the maximum is at least 4.5 degrees Celsius below normal.
A 'severe' cold day is when the maximum temperature is at least 6.5 notches below normal.

Delhi and its adjoining areas woke up with heavy rains on Saturday morning leading to waterlogging in several parts and affecting traffic movement.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for the national capital, forecasting moderate to heavy showers. 
The IMD bulletin had earlier said that Delhi&nbsp;would receive moderate to heavy rains at isolated places towards evening/night on September 11, however, heavy showers and thunderstorms arrived early morning itself.
Additionally, The Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast rain in many areas of Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. 

Heavy rain lashes Delhi & NCR, orange alert issued

Very heavy overnight and early morning rain in Delhi. Waterlogging in several parts of the Capital.

<ul>
<li>Heavy rains, thunderstorms in Delhi on Saturday&nbsp;</li>
<li>Water-logging, traffic snarls after heavy morning rain in Delhi&nbsp;</li>
<li>Met Dept issues&nbsp;orange alert forecasts&nbsp;moderate to heavy showers.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Rain to pour in several parts of Haryana, UP, Rajasthan&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

The Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted light to moderate rain in Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, Gurugram and adjoining areas on Saturday.&nbsp;

Delhi and its adjoining areas woke up to heavy rains on Saturday morning leading to waterlogging in several parts and affecting traffic movement.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for the national capital, forecasting moderate to heavy showers.
The IMD bulletin had earlier said that Delhi&nbsp;would receive moderate to heavy rains at isolated places towards evening/night on September 11, however, heavy showers and thunderstorms arrived early morning itself.
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Additionally, The Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast rain in many areas of Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.

Heavy to very heavy rains have been lashing parts of Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;and&nbsp;Rajasthan. Some areas in Uttar Pradesh, bordering Madhya Pradesh have also seen some heavy showers.
40 villages in Rajasthan face flood threat due to heavy rain.&nbsp;Torrential rains in Rajasthan have created flood-like conditions in several districts, including Kota. Several parts of the city remain heavily inundated, rendering people unable to leave their residences.
Rescue operations are being carried out by the district administration in waterlogged areas, with people being evacuated. Meanwhile,&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister&nbsp;Shivraj Singh Chouhan&nbsp;on Wednesday said 13 villages of Morena are affected by floods in Chambal and Kwari rivers.&nbsp;
According to reports, more than 250 people rescued and rescue operations are on for 200 persons. So far, 1100 people evacuated from 36 affected villages of Datia &amp; operation is on for 45 persons
The Gwalior-Chambal region in Madhya Pradesh has been reeling under floods following heavy rainfall on Tuesday, which led to as many as 1,171 villages being affected in the inundation.&nbsp;

Flood fury in MP, Rajasthan, Bengal: PM Modi dials CMs to take stock

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;on Wednesday called chief ministers of MP and West Bengal to take stock of the situation and offered all central support.

Flood fury in MP,&nbsp;Bengal and Rajasthan
PM Modi&nbsp;dials Bengal and MP CMs, offers support
1,171 villages in MP hit by floods; 40 in Rajasthan
Flood-like situation in Kota as rivers water surge, red alert issued
Heavy rains trigger floods&nbsp;in Kota, rescue operations&nbsp;on
MP:&nbsp;Gwalior-Chambal region under floods following heavy rainfall
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Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister&nbsp;Shivraj Singh Chouhan&nbsp;on Wednesday said 13 villages of Morena are affected by floods in Chambal and Kwari rivers.&nbsp;

Heavy to very heavy rains have been lashing parts of Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;and&nbsp;Rajasthan. Some areas in Uttar Pradesh, bordering Madhya Pradesh have also seen some heavy showers.
Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;on Wednesday called chief ministers of MP and West Bengal to take stock of the situation and offered all central support.
40 villages in Rajasthan face flood threat due to heavy rain.&nbsp;Torrential rains in Rajasthan have created flood-like conditions in several districts, including Kota. Several parts of the city remain heavily inundated, rendering people unable to leave their residences.
Rescue operations are being carried out by the district administration in waterlogged areas, with people being evacuated. Meanwhile,&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister&nbsp;Shivraj Singh Chouhan&nbsp;on Wednesday said 13 villages of Morena are affected by floods in Chambal and Kwari rivers.&nbsp;
According to reports, more than 250 people rescued and rescue operations are on for 200 persons. So far, 1100 people evacuated from 36 affected villages of Datia &amp; operation is on for 45 persons
The Gwalior-Chambal region in Madhya Pradesh has been reeling under floods following heavy rainfall on Tuesday, which led to as many as 1,171 villages being affected in the inundation.&nbsp;
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At least 5 people have been killed, while over 30 are reported missing after a cloudburst in a remote village in the Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday morning.
Several structures, including eight homes, were swept away by flash floods after heavy rain and cloudburst in the mountainous region of Chenab Valley.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh said, the Indian Air Force has been asked to assist local teams in rescue operations in Kishtwar.&nbsp;PM Modi&nbsp;also&nbsp;tweeted to say that the Centre is monitoring the situation in Kishtwar, and all possible assistance is being provided to local authorities.
Most parts of the Jammu region have been receiving heavy rain for the past few days. With the prediction of more rain till the end of this month, authorities in Kishtwar have asked people living along water bodies and slide-prone areas to remain vigilant.
Also watch:&nbsp;IMD issues red alert for Uttarakhand, heavy rain expected, residents told to be alert

Jammu & Kashmir: 5 dead, over 25 missing after cloudburst in Kishtwar district

At least 5 people dead, over 30 were&nbsp;reported missing after a cloudburst in a remote village in the Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir&nbsp;

Cloudburst in Jammu&nbsp;&amp; Kashmir's&nbsp;Kishtwar,&nbsp;5 dead, over 30 missing&nbsp;
Rescue operation underway by local authorities &amp; the Indian Air Force
Several structures, including 8 homes, swept away by flash floods
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Met department has forecast heavy rain in&nbsp;Jammu&nbsp;for the next 24 hours

Union Home Minister Amit Shah spoke to Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and police chief Dilbagh Singh. Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh said the air force has been contacted for lifting the injured when required.

At least 5 people have been killed, while over 30 are reported missing after a cloudburst in a remote village in the Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday morning.
Several structures, including eight homes, were swept away by flash floods after heavy rain and cloudburst in the mountainous region of Chenab Valley.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh said, the Indian Air Force has been asked to assist local teams in rescue operations in Kishtwar.&nbsp;PM Modi&nbsp;also&nbsp;tweeted to say that the Centre is monitoring the situation in Kishtwar, and all possible assistance is being provided to local authorities.
Most parts of the Jammu region have been receiving heavy rain for the past few days. With the prediction of more rain till the end of this month, authorities in Kishtwar have asked people living along water bodies and slide-prone areas to remain vigilant.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/imd-issues-red-alert-for-uttarakhand-heavy-rain-expected-residents-told-to-be-alert-1627449420627" target="_blank">IMD issues red alert for Uttarakhand, heavy rain expected, residents told to be alert</a>

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Uttarakhand. As per the weather department, the state capital,&nbsp;Dehradun&nbsp;is expected to receive heavy rainfall for the next 24 hours.
Water logging could affect a large number of areas in Dehradun, the Met department said, warning tourists&nbsp;that they&nbsp;should not travel to&nbsp;Uttarakhand&nbsp;for the time being.&nbsp;
A red alert by the IMD indicates 'extremely heavy' rainfall amounting to over 200 mm of rain over a period of 24 hours. The&nbsp;red alert also signifies&nbsp;'warning' and is meant to direct authorities to 'take action' to prevent or deal with any eventualities.
Authorities have&nbsp;also put Himachal&nbsp;Pradesh on alert, after 10 people went missing due to flash floods triggered by incessant rain in the state.
According to state govt authorities, one person died and nine went missing in flash floods triggered by a cloudburst in the tribal district of Lahaul-Spiti,&nbsp;while another man was reported missing from the Chamba district.

IMD issues red alert for Uttarakhand, heavy rain expected, residents told to be alert 

IMD&nbsp;has issued a red alert for Uttarakhand, heavy rain expected for the next 24 hours

Weather alert:&nbsp;IMD issues heavy rain forecast in&nbsp;Uttarakhand&nbsp;
Heavy rain forecast in&nbsp;Uttarakhand, tourists advised not to visit
Red alert signifies 'warning' &amp; directs authorities to 'take action'
U'khand: people residing near river banks told to exercise caution
10 missing after flash floods due to heavy rains in Lahaul-Spiti
Cloudburst in Himachal Pradesh caused flash flood, 1 dead

Heavy rain is expected&nbsp;in Uttarakhand&nbsp;for the next 24 hours and water logging could affect a large number of areas in Dehradun. Tourists have been advised not to travel to&nbsp;Uttarakhand&nbsp;for the time being.&nbsp;

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Uttarakhand. As per the weather department, the state capital,&nbsp;Dehradun&nbsp;is expected to receive heavy rainfall for the next 24 hours.
Water logging could affect a large number of areas in Dehradun, the Met department said, warning tourists&nbsp;that they&nbsp;should not travel to&nbsp;Uttarakhand&nbsp;for the time being.&nbsp;
A red alert by the IMD indicates 'extremely heavy' rainfall amounting to over 200 mm of rain over a period of 24 hours. The&nbsp;red alert also signifies&nbsp;'warning' and is meant to direct authorities to 'take action' to prevent or deal with any eventualities.
Authorities have&nbsp;also put Himachal&nbsp;Pradesh on alert, after 10 people went missing due to flash floods triggered by incessant rain in the state.
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According to state govt authorities, one person died and nine went missing in flash floods triggered by a cloudburst in the tribal district of Lahaul-Spiti,&nbsp;while another man was reported missing from the Chamba district.

Among all the deaths caused by the forces of nature in the country, official data shows, that the maximum number of deaths are attributed to lightning.Bihar and Uttar Pradesh witnessed the most fatalities due to lightning among other states in 2019 and 2020, according to data.
So far, India has released two Annual Lightning Reports &mdash; 2019-20 and 2020-21, prepared by Climate Resilient Observing Systems Promotion Council (CROPC), a non-profit organization, that works closely with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to provide early lightning forecasts.
According to these reports, all the states have reported a drop in deaths due to lightning between 2019 and 2020, barring Bihar. Bihar reported more than an 81 percent jump in such deaths from 221 deaths reported during April 2019 and March 2020 to 401 during April 2020 and March 21.
Uttar Pradesh stood first in terms of deaths in 2019-20 with 293 fatalities. However, the deaths due to lightning in Uttar Pradesh have dropped by nearly 20 percent to 238 in 2020-21. Uttar Pradesh was second among all the states in terms of fatalities due to lightning.

Lightning biggest cause of death by nature in India, shows official data

Lightning&nbsp;accounts for highest number of deaths caused by the forces of nature, official data shows,&nbsp;Bihar and Uttar Pradesh witnessed the most fatalities.

Report: Lightning biggest cause of death by nature in India

Lightning&nbsp;accounts for highest number of deaths caused by nature 2019-2020: Bihar and Uttar Pradesh witnessed the most fatalities Report by Climate Resilient Observing Systems Promotion Council All states have reported a drop in deaths due to lightning in 2019-2020 Bihar reported more than 81% jump in deaths due to lightning Uttar Pradesh ranks first for no of deaths in 2019-20 due to lightning

Bihar and Uttar Pradesh witnessed the most fatalities due to lightning among other states in 2019 and 2020, according to data.

Among all the deaths caused by the forces of nature in the country, official data shows, that the maximum number of deaths are attributed to lightning. Bihar and Uttar Pradesh witnessed the most fatalities due to lightning among other states in 2019 and 2020, according to data.
So far, India has released two Annual Lightning Reports &mdash; 2019-20 and 2020-21, prepared by Climate Resilient Observing Systems Promotion Council (CROPC), a non-profit organization, that works closely with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to provide early lightning forecasts.
According to these reports, all the states have reported a drop in deaths due to lightning between 2019 and 2020, barring Bihar. Bihar reported more than an 81 percent jump in such deaths from 221 deaths reported during April 2019 and March 2020 to 401 during April 2020 and March 21.
Uttar Pradesh stood first in terms of deaths in 2019-20 with 293 fatalities. However, the deaths due to lightning in Uttar Pradesh have dropped by nearly 20 percent to 238 in 2020-21. Uttar Pradesh was second among all the states in terms of fatalities due to lightning.

Delhiites finally got some respite from the sweltering heat as rains lashed the capital on Tuesday morning. The Met Department has issued a yellow alert for isolated places in Mumbai and Thane, while an orange alert has been issued for July 14-15 indicating heavy to very heavy rain at isolated places. 
The IMD has sounded a yellow alert in Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh while a red alert is in place for Konkan, central Maharashtra and Goa.According to the weather department, heavy rains and thunderstorms are expected in Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur and Telangana.
Over 60 people were killed in lightning-related incidents in UP, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. In Rajasthan, 23 people have died due to lightning strikes, while in Uttar Pradesh 14 have lost their lives.
Also Watch:&nbsp;Monsoon rains wreak havoc: Lightning kills 71, IMD issues warnings for Tuesday
A cloudburst in Himachal Pradesh&rsquo;s Dharamshala triggered a flash flood in the region on Monday, causing damage to properties in the tourist hotspot of Bhagsu Nag area. Visuals showed heavy waterlogging with water gushing rapidly through the parked vehicles and water entering hotels.

Rains end Delhi's dry spell, yellow alert issued for Mumbai & Himachal

Finally, rains end Delhi's dry spell, IMD&nbsp;issues yellow alert issued for Mumbai &amp; Himachal&nbsp;Pradesh

VO THIS ONLY || Delhiites finally got some respite from the sweltering heat as rains lashed the capital on Tuesday morning.&nbsp;As per the latest updates, heavy rain has resulted in waterlogging at the AIIMS flyover in Delhi.&nbsp;The monsoon has reached Delhi, 16 days behind the usual date of onset, making it the most-delayed in 19 years, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
The Met Department has issued a yellow alert for isolated places in Mumbai and Thane, while an orange alert has been issued for July 14-15 indicating heavy to very heavy rain at isolated places.&nbsp;The IMD has sounded a yellow alert in Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh while a red alert is in place for Konkan, central Maharashtra and Goa. According to the weather department, heavy rains and thunderstorms are expected in Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur and Telangana.

The monsoon has reached Delhi, 16 days behind the usual date of onset, making it the most-delayed in 19 years, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

Delhiites finally got some respite from the sweltering heat as rains lashed the capital on Tuesday morning.&nbsp;As per the latest updates, heavy rain has resulted in waterlogging at the AIIMS flyover in Delhi.&nbsp;The monsoon has reached Delhi, 16 days behind the usual date of onset, making it the most-delayed in 19 years, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
The Met Department has issued a yellow alert for isolated places in Mumbai and Thane, while an orange alert has been issued for July 14-15 indicating heavy to very heavy rain at isolated places.
The IMD has sounded a yellow alert in Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh while a red alert is in place for Konkan, central Maharashtra and Goa. According to the weather department, heavy rains and thunderstorms are expected in Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur and Telangana.
Over 60 people were killed in lightning-related incidents in UP, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. In Rajasthan, 23 people have died due to lightning strikes, while in Uttar Pradesh 14 have lost their lives.
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A cloudburst in Himachal Pradesh&rsquo;s Dharamshala triggered a flash flood in the region on Monday, causing damage to properties in the tourist hotspot of Bhagsu Nag area. Visuals showed heavy waterlogging with water gushing rapidly through the parked vehicles and water entering hotels.

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