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Heatwave conditions are leaving Indians sweating and sweltering. There have already been deaths, and more suffering is almost certainly on the way

Heatwave conditions are leaving Indians sweating and sweltering. There have already been deaths, and more suffering is almost certainly on the way

Heatwave conditions continued unabated as temperatures hovered in the range of 40 to 44 degrees Celsius over most parts of the country on Tuesday, with Hamirpur and Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh sizzling at 44.2 degrees Celsius

Light to moderate spells of rain coupled with gusty winds, thunderstorms and hail are very likely to occur in isolated parts of Himachal Pradesh in the next two to three hours, said the India Meteorological Department, Shimla.

Navi Mumbai, the city where 12 people died due to heatstroke after attending an award function, has no observatory of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on the basis of which local weather alerts can be issued.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Monday predicted heat wave conditions likely to continue over East India during next 4 days.

"Keeping in view of the intense heat conditions, we have decided to change the timing of the schools. The excessive heat is putting an adverse effect on the health of children. The temperature may rise more in Patna. Hence, we have decided no class in the afternoon," Singh said. �� Temperature Soar in Bihar: Schools Timings Changed in Patna Due to Intense Heat Conditions.

A constant rise in temperature is predicted in the coming days, with the Indian Meteorological Department issuing heat wave warnings across the country. However, many areas are also expected to witness thunderstorms and winds. With such a diverse weather change, doctors have warned of a spate of infectious diseases, viral fever, and dehydration to be on the rise. Read on to know how to protect yourself from severe heat and sunstroke. , Health News, Times Now

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IMD weather update: No heat wave conditions are likely over any part of the country during the next few days.