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Himachal Pradesh is experiencing a premature heatwave with temperatures 10-15°C above normal. Several places are nearing record March highs. Dry weather continues, impacting agriculture, though rain is forecast from March 7.
Himachal records just 14.7 mm rain against normal 101.8 mm
Another spell of light snow and rain is very likely to occur in higher reaches of Himachal on March 3 and 4
Minas Gerais's fire department said 33 people were still missing and about 3,000 residents had been forced to leave their homes
"Even nature's tantrums can leave behind something playful," the industrialist wrote
The storm could possibly become a bomb cyclone, which is when a storm drops at least 24 millibars in pressure in 24 hours
As the world warms, more places across the globe are prone to go up in flames at the same time
Tropical forests help sustain a region's and continent's rainfall system through a process called 'evapotranspiration'
Dense to very dense fog was reported at isolated places over Punjab, while very dense fog occurred at isolated places in Haryana
Maximum temperature expected to reach around 26.3°C
All 12 districts report below-normal precipitation
The image was captured by photographer Kristoffer Vangen
Himachal Pradesh will see light snowfall and rain in specific districts on February 13, followed by dry weather until February 15. More snowfall and rain are expected on February 16 in middle and high hills. Temperatures will increase by 2°C to 4°C. Recent temperatures ranged from -9°C to 25.6°C.
Met predicts rain in plains over next 24 hours
67 Western weather stations have measured their warmest December through early February on record
Yellow alert issued for seven districts
Maximum temperature expected to touch 24.8°C
A western disturbance will bring precipitation to the western Himalayas starting February 8. Light rain/snow is expected on February 9, with moderate snow on February 10-11. Minimum temperatures will stay consistent, but maximum temperatures will rise. Dense fog is likely in several districts.
Minimum temperature settles at 9.1°C
Rest of the Valley enjoys a warmer night
A yellow weather warning of dense fog and cold wave conditions has been issued for Mandi, Solan, Sirmour, Una, Bilaspur, and Hamirpur districts for February 4
Chandigarh, the joint capital of Punjab and Haryana, witnessed heavy fog during the morning hours
Himachal Pradesh faces a dry, warmer February with below-normal rainfall predicted for most areas, except Kinnaur and Lahaul-Spiti. Minimum and maximum temperatures are likely to be above average. Fewer cold wave days are expected, with light snowfall/rain possible on February 3 and 6 in higher regions.
Himachal Pradesh is likely to experience light snowfall and rain on Tuesday, and clear weather conditions until next Sunday
The phenomenon, known as paraselene, is an optical illusion caused by moonlight refracting through ice crystals in upper atmosphere
Common capital Chandigarh records a low of 9.8°C
Light rain and snow likely in many places on February 2-3
Dense fog enveloped Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula for over an hour on Saturday morning, reducing visibility before the haze lifted, and a bright sunny spell followed
Fog reported at many places in Punjab, including Amritsar, Patiala and Ludhiana, and in Haryana's Ambala, Karnal and Hisar