The IMD long term temperature anomaly analysis indicate a trend of 0.62°C degree increase in temperatures over the Indian sub continent every 100 years. The four out of the five hottest years have been since 2010. While 2023 was the second hottest year, the hottest year was 2016 which was immediately after one of the […]
Continue ReadingAs we get to the second half of February most parts of Peninsular India will gradually see both day and night time temperatures increase. Though nights may still remain cool and pleasant the cold nights over the interior areas will be a thing of past. Days that were fairly pleasant during the early days of […]
Continue Readingsubtropical belonging to or relating to parts of the world that are immediately south or north of the tropics (= the hottest areas) and have very hot weather at some times of the year Weather over Peninsular India is primarily driven by tropical influences though time to time, particularly during the winter period over Northern […]
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