Western Odisha Towns Experience Temperatures Over 41°C Amid Heatwave
On Wednesday, several towns in Western Odisha reported temperatures exceeding 41°C, signaling severe heatwave conditions in the area.
On Wednesday, several towns in Western Odisha reported temperatures exceeding 41°C, signaling severe heatwave conditions in the area.
Severe heatwave conditions persist in Odisha, with temperatures projected to rise to 44°C in some districts by May 19 and 20. The IMD warns of intense heat across the state amid ongoing Kalbaisakhi activity.
A severe heatwave has led to significant forest fires across more than 12 Indian states, with Madhya Pradesh experiencing the highest number of incidents.
Thunderstorms and rain have alleviated heatwave conditions in several districts of Odisha, although some areas continue to experience high temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius.
The India Meteorological Department predicts rainfall and thunderstorms in Odisha, offering relief from the intense heat, with a yellow warning issued for the region.
Odisha is set to experience a significant weather change today, with Kalbaisakhi storms expected to bring rain and relief from the heat over the next six days.
Odisha is experiencing severe heatwave conditions, with Jharsuguda recording a peak temperature of 44.8°C. A yellow warning has been issued for several districts due to expected thunderstorms and rain.
Odisha is currently experiencing extreme heat, with Jharsuguda recording a temperature of 44.8°C. However, the India Meteorological Department forecasts nor’wester rain activity to provide some relief this week.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a heatwave alert for northwest and central India, forecasting maximum temperatures to reach 45 degrees Celsius in some areas over the next few days.
Odisha is experiencing extreme summer temperatures, with Jharsuguda reaching the highest in the country at 44.6 degrees Celsius. The intense heat is impacting daily life across the state.
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