New Delhi: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning about an exceptionally hot March this year, with both daytime and nighttime temperatures expected to remain above normal levels.
A senior IMD official stated that the month is likely to witness prolonged heat spells, making it one of the hottest Marches in recent history. The rising temperatures could have significant impacts on agriculture, water availability, and public health, prompting authorities to prepare for potential heatwave conditions.
Meteorologists have attributed this abnormal heat to ongoing climatic changes and weather patterns, urging people to take necessary precautions against extreme temperatures. Further updates and heatwave alerts are expected as the month progresses.
