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IIT Indore To Hold Conference On India Radar Meteorology
The conference aims to bring together experts, researchers and professionals from various fields to share their knowledge and experience in Radar Meteorology and its applications.
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India's Weather Forecast System Is The Best In The World: Union Minister
Earth Sciences Minister Kiren Rijiju today said India's weather forecasting systems are better than all systems worldwide and their results in the past few years have been accurate.
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Heavy Rain Hits Mumbai, Causes Traffic Jam, Water-Logging
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) said that satellites and radar images captured by it showed the presence of heavy clouds over Mumbai. It said that the city and its nearby regions will witness severe thunderstorm.
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Radar That Could Have Helped Forecast Deadly Rajasthan Storm Was Broken
A critical component used to forecast weather events in Jaipur could have helped in predicting the dust-storm in Rajasthan on May 2 that killed over 35 people in the state. However, it couldn't. It had been dysfunctional for over ten days, an India Meteorological Department or IMD official said today.
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IIT Indore To Hold Conference On India Radar Meteorology
The conference aims to bring together experts, researchers and professionals from various fields to share their knowledge and experience in Radar Meteorology and its applications.
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India's Weather Forecast System Is The Best In The World: Union Minister
Earth Sciences Minister Kiren Rijiju today said India's weather forecasting systems are better than all systems worldwide and their results in the past few years have been accurate.
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Heavy Rain Hits Mumbai, Causes Traffic Jam, Water-Logging
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) said that satellites and radar images captured by it showed the presence of heavy clouds over Mumbai. It said that the city and its nearby regions will witness severe thunderstorm.
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Radar That Could Have Helped Forecast Deadly Rajasthan Storm Was Broken
A critical component used to forecast weather events in Jaipur could have helped in predicting the dust-storm in Rajasthan on May 2 that killed over 35 people in the state. However, it couldn't. It had been dysfunctional for over ten days, an India Meteorological Department or IMD official said today.
