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While parts of Mumbai are likely to witness heat wave from April 27 to 29, in Delhi, the temperature drop after Tuesday's rain was short-lived, with temperatures expected to rise again, starting today.
The past three weeks have been the hottest since records began, with global temperatures shattering previous records.
The entire world is experiencing extreme weather conditions such as floods and heat waves. Parts of the world are drier than average, others extremely wet, and some face soaring temperatures. DIU, the data team of India Today, decodes the extremities and more in these hard-hitting graphics. Watch Business Today visual story to the climatic trends across the world
The day will be fair to partly cloudy in general, the National Centre of Meteorology has said...
The day will be fair in general to partly cloudy at times, the National Centre of Meteorology has said...