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Why Temperatures In Indian Cities Are Rising Like Never Before
We are not even into June yet, and a large part of North and Central India is already grappling with severe heatwave.
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85% Chances Of 'Super El Nino' Next Year, Here's How It Will Impact Southeast Asia
This phenomenon could also have an impact on the economy and agriculture production.
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Explained: From China To US - How El Nino Is Driving Extreme Weather
Countries around the world from China to the United States are battling heatwaves, with the onset of the climate phenonenon El Nino helping push temperatures higher.
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Normal Monsoon Expected This Year, Says Government
India will witness normal weather pattern in the monsoon season this year, the centre said today.
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NASA Model Rules Out La Nina, El Nino Later This Year
There is unlikely to be a La Nina event in late 2016 as water temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean should be just around average for the rest of the year, predicts a model based on NASA satellite data.
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El Nino Can Have Huge Impact On Marine Food Chain: Study
El Nino - the climate cycle that develops along the tropical west coast of South America every three to seven years - can have huge impact on the marine food chain with rippling effect on fisheries and the livelihoods of fishermen, says a new NASA study.
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El Nino May Transport Cholera-Like Diseases: Study
El Nino, the climate cycle that develops along the tropical west coast of South America every 3 to 7 years, could be transporting cholera-like diseases through bacteria that thrive in seawater, a study said.
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U.N. Food Agency Says 14 Million Face Hunger in Southern Africa
About 14 million people face hunger in Southern Africa because of a drought that has been exacerbated by an El Nino weather pattern, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP).
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Dengue Epidemic Likely to be More Severe Next Year
A major increase in cases of dengue will likely occur throughout Southeast Asian countries early next year, researchers have warned.
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Meteorological Department Retains 88 Per Cent Deficient Monsoon Forecast
Retaining its deficient monsoon forecast of 88 per cent of the long period average for the year, the Meteorological Office on Monday said rainfall over the country between August and September is likely to be 84 per cent.
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Unsusual Weather Conditions Affect Supply of Hilsa
The unusual warm ocean currents in the Pacific due to the 'El Nino' phenomenon could be one of the reasons why the famed hilsa fish might remain in short supply.Hilsa is a silvery tropical fish savoured in India and Bangladesh and is regarded as the quintessential...
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Five key challenges Narendra Modi will face if he becomes PM
From convincing sceptical bond investors that the fiscal deficit can be contained to concerns that El Nino will devastate agricultural crops, any new government in India will face urgent and critical challenges with no easy solutions.
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Why Temperatures In Indian Cities Are Rising Like Never Before
We are not even into June yet, and a large part of North and Central India is already grappling with severe heatwave.
-
85% Chances Of 'Super El Nino' Next Year, Here's How It Will Impact Southeast Asia
This phenomenon could also have an impact on the economy and agriculture production.
-
Explained: From China To US - How El Nino Is Driving Extreme Weather
Countries around the world from China to the United States are battling heatwaves, with the onset of the climate phenonenon El Nino helping push temperatures higher.
-
Normal Monsoon Expected This Year, Says Government
India will witness normal weather pattern in the monsoon season this year, the centre said today.
-
NASA Model Rules Out La Nina, El Nino Later This Year
There is unlikely to be a La Nina event in late 2016 as water temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean should be just around average for the rest of the year, predicts a model based on NASA satellite data.
-
El Nino Can Have Huge Impact On Marine Food Chain: Study
El Nino - the climate cycle that develops along the tropical west coast of South America every three to seven years - can have huge impact on the marine food chain with rippling effect on fisheries and the livelihoods of fishermen, says a new NASA study.
-
El Nino May Transport Cholera-Like Diseases: Study
El Nino, the climate cycle that develops along the tropical west coast of South America every 3 to 7 years, could be transporting cholera-like diseases through bacteria that thrive in seawater, a study said.
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U.N. Food Agency Says 14 Million Face Hunger in Southern Africa
About 14 million people face hunger in Southern Africa because of a drought that has been exacerbated by an El Nino weather pattern, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP).
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Dengue Epidemic Likely to be More Severe Next Year
A major increase in cases of dengue will likely occur throughout Southeast Asian countries early next year, researchers have warned.
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Meteorological Department Retains 88 Per Cent Deficient Monsoon Forecast
Retaining its deficient monsoon forecast of 88 per cent of the long period average for the year, the Meteorological Office on Monday said rainfall over the country between August and September is likely to be 84 per cent.
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Unsusual Weather Conditions Affect Supply of Hilsa
The unusual warm ocean currents in the Pacific due to the 'El Nino' phenomenon could be one of the reasons why the famed hilsa fish might remain in short supply.Hilsa is a silvery tropical fish savoured in India and Bangladesh and is regarded as the quintessential...
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Five key challenges Narendra Modi will face if he becomes PM
From convincing sceptical bond investors that the fiscal deficit can be contained to concerns that El Nino will devastate agricultural crops, any new government in India will face urgent and critical challenges with no easy solutions.
