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No cyclone ‘Arnab’, but rain threat stays: Deep depression crosses Andhra Pradesh coast (opens the original)
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The deep depression formed over the Bay of Bengal made landfall over Andhra Pradesh late on Wednesday night and is expected to move further inland – northwestwards, maintaining its intensity till Thursday evening, before it starts to gradually weaken by Friday night, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has said. This is expected to bring intense, sustained localised showers, along with gusty winds up to 75 km/hr, the weather department has forecast. Track all updates on the deep depression
Southwest monsoon retreats from parts of northwest India; earliest withdrawal from Delhi since 2002 (opens the original)
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The southwest monsoon withdrew from parts of northwest India on Wednesday, including the national capital, where it has withdrawn two days before its normal date of September 25. This was also the earliest withdrawal of the monsoon from Delhi since 2002, when it occurred on September 20, India Meteorological Department (IMD) data showed. Last year too, Delhi witnessed an early retreat, on September 24. “The southwest monsoon has further withdrawn from most parts of Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, en
Super El Niño may cause 451,000 additional global deaths, 15,800 in India: Study (opens the original)
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Nearly 451,000 additional deaths, including 15,800 (± 1,600) more heat-related fatalities in India, are projected globally in the next six months due to the prevailing “Super El Niño,” compared to a normal year, according to a University of Chicago study released on Wednesday. “For India, nearly half of those deaths fall in just three months - December to February. The toll is not expected to stop there, with these deaths projected to keep rising into India’s summer,” said the study, which seeks
55 big cats, 17 of them in the wild: Taking stock of Project Cheetah as it completes four years (opens the original)
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In the four years of Project Cheetah, India has brought in 29 of these big cats from Africa, 36 cubs have been born in the country, 10 adult cheetahs died and 13 more cubs couldn’t survive. The programme, which marked its four-year milestone on September 17, now has 55 cheetahs in India: 51 at Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park and the remaining at the state’s Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary. The 29 imported cheetahs came in three batches: eight from Namibia in September 2022, 12 from South Afr
2015 earthquake, glacier retreat, warming world: The chain that may have ended in Nepal disaster (opens the original)
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A mountain damaged by an earthquake eleven years ago. A glacier that had retreated from the rock wall it once held in place. Melted ice water inside the cracks running through the rock. Rain falling where snow used to. And a stretch of unusually warm days. A scientific assessment of the disaster that struck Nepal's Bhote Koshi and Trishuli valleys on August 26 does not identify a single cause of the avalanche-flood. It sets out a chain of factors, each acting over a different span of time, which
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