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Massive 1,600-km-long thunderstorm seen stretching from Jodhpur to Hyderabad

A massive band of thunderstorms stretching roughly 1,600 kilometres across India was captured by the India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) INSAT-3DS satellite on Monday evening, highlighting the extraordinary scale of pre-monsoon weather activity currently sweeping the country. The latest thermal infrared satellite image shows a nearly continuous corridor of towering thunderclouds extending from western Rajasthan near…

Monsoon Crosses The Himalayas Into Tibet: Are Bigger Disasters Ahead?

DainikNews Live Admin9 months ago08 mins

New Delhi: A rare climate event in 2025 has unsettled scientists across Asia. The moist winds of the southwest monsoon, which bring India its annual rainfall, have crossed the natural barrier of the Himalayas and spilled into Tibet. This is not a routine occurrence. It is extraordinary. Normally, the towering wall of the Himalayas blocks…

6% अधिक बारिश से पूरा देश बेहाल…हिमाचल, उत्तराखंड और जम्मू-कश्मीर में मॉनसून ने बरसाया कहर

DainikNews Live Admin9 months ago06 mins

The 2025 monsoon season (from June to September) was up and down to India. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the entire country received an average of 743.1 mm of rainfall from June to 3 September, which is 6.1% more than 700.7 mm. Overall, the country is expected to receive 106% of LPA rainfall,…

Why Was This One Of The Coolest Mays On Record Since 1901?

DainikNews Live Admin12 months ago04 mins

Last Updated:June 03, 2025, 19:46 is Unusual weather kept Delhi’s daytime temperatures well below normal, with May’s average maximum at 35.08°C — the seventh lowest recorded since 1901 India recorded its highest-ever average May rainfall since 1901. (Representative/PTI) In an unusual turn of events, the month of May 2025 in Delhi and across India was…

Srinagar Records Highest July Temperature Since 1999, Kashmir Valley Swelters as Temperatures Cross 35℃ – News18

DainikNews Live Admin2 years ago08 mins

Flanked by the snow-capped Himalayas, the picturesque Kashmir Valley is experiencing a warmer-than-usual July as maximum temperatures surged past 35℃, nearly 4-5℃ higher than what is usual for this time of the year. The rains have been scarce, and the monsoon deficit has touched nearly -34%. Srinagar recorded 36.2℃ on Sunday, nearly 6.3℃ above-normal and…