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80% Chance Of El Nino Developing Between June And August: Global Weather Office
There is an 80-percent chance of the warming El Nino phenomenon developing between June and August, increasing the risk of extreme weather events, the...
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El Nino Likely To Result In Deficient Indian Monsoon, Raises Crop Concerns
Meteorologists are watching the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD), another major climate phenomenon that occasionally offsets El Nino's drying influence on India.
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California Chemical Tank At Risk Of Exploding, 40,000 Residents To Evacuate
The weather will be an important factor in determining where a plume of chemicals would go in the event of an explosion.
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Raj Kapoor, Dilip Kumar's Heritage Houses In Pakistan's Peshawar Face Collapse Threat
With the pre-monsoon showers and the rainy season barely weeks away, experts have drawn the government's attention to the neglected condition of the ancestral properties
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Nelly Korda & LPGA Stars Forced Off Course as $2M Queen City Championship Gets Suspended
Korda entered the week in red-hot form after already winning three LPGA events this season, including the Chevron Championship and the Riviera Maya Open in Mexico.
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Sun Erupts with Powerful Solar Flare, Sending Plasma Toward Earth
The Sun unleashed an M5.7-class Solar Flare on May 10, 2026, disrupting high-frequency radio communications and launching a coronal mass ejection toward Earth. Scientists predict the incoming plasma could trigger a minor geomagnetic storm and brighten auroras across northern regions. The event highlights the Sun’s increasing activity as it approa...
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Watch: Rare Waterspout Forms Off Odisha's Puri Coast, Stuns Tourists
The Meteorological Department said that the phenomenon was caused by unstable weather conditions in the Bay of Bengal and advised fishermen to remain vigilant.
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Astronaut Captures "Monster Thundercloud" Lightning Flash From Space
The image shared on social media quickly drew thousands of comments, with the internet calling it "incredibly cool".
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"God Of Chaos" Asteroid To Pass Close To Earth In 2029
Scientists believe that its surface has been altered by long-term exposure to cosmic influences such as solar winds and cosmic rays.
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Carrington-Level Solar Storm Could Disrupt Satellites, GPS, and Power Grids, Scientists Warn
A solar superstorm like the Carrington Event could disrupt satellites, GPS, and power grids worldwide. Scientists warn that while rare, such events pose a serious threat to modern infrastructure, though improved monitoring and safeguards may reduce the risks.
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March Is Finally Over, But The Internet Isn't Done With It Yet
Across social media, especially Instagram, users in India shared a collective mood this past month: "Why is the month of March not over yet?"
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Festivals, Exams, War: Internet Says March 2026 Feels Like A Whole Year
What makes March 2026 stand out is not just the number of events, but the speed at which they've unfolded.
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Pregnancy Care During Heatwaves: Doctor Shares Special Precautions For Expecting Mothers
Extreme heat can affect how the body regulates temperature, fluids and circulation, making pregnant women more vulnerable to heat-related illnesses.
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Freezing Cold In Minnesota, But This Ice Cream Shop Opening Still Drew Long Queues
The annual opening of the Dairy Queen "heritage store" brings the hope of spring and a familiar promise for people who need something to look forward to, especially with unrest in the world, owners Troy and Diane DeLeon said.
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Video: Union Minister Was Speaking At Kolkata Event, Then Quake Struck
Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar was addressing a gathering in Kolkata when an earthquake struck the City of Joy this afternoon
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80% Chance Of El Nino Developing Between June And August: Global Weather Office
There is an 80-percent chance of the warming El Nino phenomenon developing between June and August, increasing the risk of extreme weather events, the...
-
El Nino Likely To Result In Deficient Indian Monsoon, Raises Crop Concerns
Meteorologists are watching the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD), another major climate phenomenon that occasionally offsets El Nino's drying influence on India.
-
California Chemical Tank At Risk Of Exploding, 40,000 Residents To Evacuate
The weather will be an important factor in determining where a plume of chemicals would go in the event of an explosion.
-
Raj Kapoor, Dilip Kumar's Heritage Houses In Pakistan's Peshawar Face Collapse Threat
With the pre-monsoon showers and the rainy season barely weeks away, experts have drawn the government's attention to the neglected condition of the ancestral properties
-
Nelly Korda & LPGA Stars Forced Off Course as $2M Queen City Championship Gets Suspended
Korda entered the week in red-hot form after already winning three LPGA events this season, including the Chevron Championship and the Riviera Maya Open in Mexico.
-
Sun Erupts with Powerful Solar Flare, Sending Plasma Toward Earth
The Sun unleashed an M5.7-class Solar Flare on May 10, 2026, disrupting high-frequency radio communications and launching a coronal mass ejection toward Earth. Scientists predict the incoming plasma could trigger a minor geomagnetic storm and brighten auroras across northern regions. The event highlights the Sun’s increasing activity as it approa...
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Watch: Rare Waterspout Forms Off Odisha's Puri Coast, Stuns Tourists
The Meteorological Department said that the phenomenon was caused by unstable weather conditions in the Bay of Bengal and advised fishermen to remain vigilant.
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Astronaut Captures "Monster Thundercloud" Lightning Flash From Space
The image shared on social media quickly drew thousands of comments, with the internet calling it "incredibly cool".
-
"God Of Chaos" Asteroid To Pass Close To Earth In 2029
Scientists believe that its surface has been altered by long-term exposure to cosmic influences such as solar winds and cosmic rays.
-
Carrington-Level Solar Storm Could Disrupt Satellites, GPS, and Power Grids, Scientists Warn
A solar superstorm like the Carrington Event could disrupt satellites, GPS, and power grids worldwide. Scientists warn that while rare, such events pose a serious threat to modern infrastructure, though improved monitoring and safeguards may reduce the risks.
-
March Is Finally Over, But The Internet Isn't Done With It Yet
Across social media, especially Instagram, users in India shared a collective mood this past month: "Why is the month of March not over yet?"
-
Festivals, Exams, War: Internet Says March 2026 Feels Like A Whole Year
What makes March 2026 stand out is not just the number of events, but the speed at which they've unfolded.
-
Pregnancy Care During Heatwaves: Doctor Shares Special Precautions For Expecting Mothers
Extreme heat can affect how the body regulates temperature, fluids and circulation, making pregnant women more vulnerable to heat-related illnesses.
-
Freezing Cold In Minnesota, But This Ice Cream Shop Opening Still Drew Long Queues
The annual opening of the Dairy Queen "heritage store" brings the hope of spring and a familiar promise for people who need something to look forward to, especially with unrest in the world, owners Troy and Diane DeLeon said.
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Video: Union Minister Was Speaking At Kolkata Event, Then Quake Struck
Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar was addressing a gathering in Kolkata when an earthquake struck the City of Joy this afternoon
