India is set to witness a hotter-than-usual summer from April to June, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting above-normal temperatures and a spike in heatwave days across most parts of the country. The IMD’s alert has particularly flagged the central, eastern, and northwestern plains as high-risk regions, raising concerns over potential water shortages, increased strain on power grids, and looming economic challenges.IMD predicts hot weather, increased heatwaves this summer: Key factors and reasons explained
India is set to witness a hotter-than-usual summer from April to June, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting above-normal temperatures and a spike in heatwave days across most parts of the country. The IMD’s alert has particularly flagged the central, eastern, and northwestern plains as high-risk regions, raising concerns over potential water shortages, increased strain on power grids, and looming economic challenges.
