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Indian cities no longer cooling down at night, finds CSE study

Heat waves are becoming deadlier due to a combination of rising temperatures, increasing humidity & urban expansion

Rising Heat Stress in India s Megacities | Science-Environment

A report by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) highlights how increasing concretization and humidity levels are worsening heat stress in India's megacities. The analysis covers data from 2001 to 2024 for six cities, noting that higher humidity is exacerbating heat stress, affecting health and livelihoods.

India records temperature at 50 degrees: Understanding the causes behind country s extreme heatwave | Delhi News

Hot Weather: Why Narela, Mungeshpur Are Boiling Hot | Delhi News

Discover why Narela and Mungeshpur are experiencing extreme heatwaves in Delhi. Learn about the factors contributing to the scorching temperatures in these areas and the impact on local residents. Find out how weather experts explain the early arrival of hot winds and the specific conditions that make these locations exceptionally hot.

heatwaves: Urbanisation led to 60% more night-time warming in Indian cities than non-urban areas: Study

A study by IIT Bhubaneswar found that urbanization has led to 60% more night-time warming in over 140 Indian cities compared to surrounding non-urban areas. Cities like Ahmedabad, Jaipur, and Rajkot were most affected, with Delhi-NCR and Pune also experiencing significant warming. The urban heat island effect, where concrete and asphalt store and release heat, is the main cause. T

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