Delhi to continue boiling as no rain in sight

NEW DELHI: The onslaught of the dry summer heat continued over the capital with maximum temperature on Sunday rising to 44.6 degrees Celsius, five degrees above normal. Palam recorded the highest maximum for the day with its day temperature going up ...

Delhiites almost baked under the scorching sun on Saturday as the Capital sizzled at 43.2 degree Celsius. Heat wave was worst in West Delhi as the mercury touched 45.2 degree Celsius there. Saturday was recorded as the hottest day of the season so ...

NEW DELHI: Another dust storm, the second in four days, affected parts of Delhi on Tuesday. The weather change was due to a western disturbance over Jammu & Kashmir that is now moving eastwards. RK Jenamani, director in-charge at the IGI Met said: ...

Relief from the scorching heat is expected in the Capital for next few days even as the Weather Department has predicted thunderstorm and rain. The weather is likely to be clear with no more western disturbances. The city had been experiencing cool ...

March in Russia saw the harshest frosts in 50 years, with temperatures dropping to 25° Celsius in central parts of the country and 45° in the north. It was the coldest spring month in Moscow in half a century. The freezing spring followed a severe ...

NEW DELHI: It started off as a hot and sunny day but by early evening on Thursday, a cool wind had picked up and by 5.30pm, heavy showers affected most parts of the city. Some areas also witnessed a hailstorm while at the IGI Airport, three flights ...

More than 100 children, most of who live in deplorable conditions, used a painting competition to give shape to their dreams: They drew homes they wish to own one day. The state-level painting contest was organized jointly by a voluntary ...

A thunderstorm hit the city late on Wednesday, bringing some relief from the steadily climbing mercury. This was in stark contrast to the morning when the airport was under the cover of moderate to shallow fog, as the atmosphere was quite stable.