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India Records Lowest Monsoon Rainfall in Over a Decade

By Uniquetimesorg September 30, 2026 0

India recorded its lowest monsoon rainfall in more than a decade during the June-September season, with the El Niño weather pattern contributing to reduced precipitation, according to a senior India Meteorological Department official. The country received 12.6% below-average rainfall during the four-month monsoon season, the official told Reuters on Wednesday. The Continue Reading

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Weak Monsoon May Slow Crop Sowing Across Western and Southern India

By Uniquetimesorg July 9, 2026 0

India’s monsoon is expected to weaken across western and southern states over the next two weeks, raising concerns over crop sowing after heavy rainfall earlier this month. According to weather officials, below-average rainfall is likely in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala due to unfavourable Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO) conditions and a low Continue Reading

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India Records Fifth Driest June Since 1901 as Delayed Monsoon Hits Rainfall

By Uniquetimesorg June 30, 2026 0

India has recorded its fifth driest June since rainfall records began in 1901, with monsoon precipitation falling nearly 40% below the long-term average. According to the India Meteorological Department, the country received just 99.5 mm of rainfall during the month, compared with the normal 165.3 mm, making it the driest June in more than a […]Continue Reading

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The Science Behind the White Fluff: Why Do Clouds Look White?

By uniquetimes November 6, 2023 0

Gazing up at the sky, one can’t help but marvel at the sight of fluffy, white clouds drifting lazily overhead. But have you ever wondered why clouds appear white, despite being composed of water droplets or ice crystals? The answer lies in the fascinating interplay of light and the unique structure of these airborne formations. […]Continue Reading

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How Does Relative Humidity Affect How I Feel Outside?

By uniquetimes October 9, 2023 0

Relative humidity can have a significant impact on how you feel when you’re outside. It’s not just about the temperature; humidity plays a crucial role in our comfort and perception of weather. In this blog post, we’ll explore how relative humidity affects your outdoor experience and why it matters. What is Relative Humidity? Before diving […]Continue Reading

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Chasing Rainbows: A Journey with the Sun at Your Back

By uniquetimes July 28, 2023 0

Rainbows have a unique way of captivating our imagination, inspiring poets, painters, and dreamers for centuries. These beautiful arcs of colors can appear like fleeting miracles, teasing us with their elusive nature. Yet, there’s a simple secret to unlocking the enchanting sight of a rainbow – all you need to do is position yourself with […]Continue Reading

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First Drops of Bliss: Exploring the Five States in India that Embrace Monsoon Showers First

By uniquetimes June 14, 2023 0

India is known for its diverse climate, and one of the most eagerly awaited seasons is the monsoon. Monsoons bring relief from scorching summers and rejuvenate the land with their life-giving showers. While the entire country eagerly anticipates the arrival of the monsoon, there are a few states that witness the first drops of rain. […]Continue Reading

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Delhi Sees Season’s First Fog; Minimum Temperature Settles At 20 Degrees

By uniquetimes October 12, 2022 0

On Wednesday morning, Delhi was enveloped in a heavy layer of fog, which reduced visibility in some areas to only 350 metres. This is the first fog of the season to affect the nation’s capital, according to senior scientist R K Jenamani of the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Delhi experienced a lowest temperature that was […]Continue Reading

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Brahmaputra’s Water Level Rises In Assam Due To Incessant Heavy Rainfall

By uniquetimes October 11, 2022 0

In Assam’s Dibrugarh, streams of the Brahmaputra surged in level on Monday as a result of persistently heavy rain that led to waterlogging in various areas of the city. Images from Dibrugarh earlier today showed the city to be partially under water. On Sunday, the India Meteorological Department warned that several regions are likely to […]Continue Reading

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Monsoon Has Withdrawn From Delhi, Says Weather Department

By uniquetimes September 29, 2022 0

The southwest monsoon, which this year’s rainfall was incredibly uneven, has left Delhi, the Met department reported on Thursday. The monsoon typically begins to leave northwest India by September 17 and leaves Delhi within a week. According to the India Meteorological Department, the southwest monsoon has left Punjab, some of Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Continue Reading