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Delhi is bracing for continued warm nights as minimum temperatures hover between 40-42°C. The city recently experienced its second 'warm night' of the season, with the highest May minimum in 14 years. Heatwave conditions are expected to persist, though light rain and thunderstorms are forecast from May 28-31, potentially bringing relief and improving air quality.

As UK temperatures reached record highs, workers found themselves battling the heat, stirring debate about the adequacy of workplace conditions. Although there's no set maximum temperature law, companies are obligated to maintain reasonable environments and evaluate heat-related hazards. Outdoor employees need extra safeguards, including access to shade or appropriate attire.

Delhi sweltered under intense heat, with temperatures soaring past 43°C and experiencing its warmest May night in 14 years. While light rain and dust storms are predicted for late evening, experts anticipate clearer skies and rising daytime temperatures from Tuesday, though high humidity contributed to poor air quality.

Bhubaneswar sweltered under a season's high of 42.2°C, with a real feel of 52°C, exacerbated by 76% humidity. An evening thundershower brought much-needed relief, lowering humidity and temperatures, allowing residents to gather at roadside tea stalls. Heatwave conditions are expected to persist across the state.

India Meteorological Department has issued a four-day heatwave alert for Telangana, with 14 districts facing a red alert on Thursday. temperatures are expected to rise by one to two degrees Celsius, potentially reaching 47 degrees Celsius in some areas. Hyderabad could see mercury cross 43 degrees Celsius, following a day where 84 locations reported heatwave conditions.

The pattern is not an aberration and night temperatures over the past week have remained stubbornly elevated

Western Europe is grappling with an unprecedented May heatwave, with record-breaking temperatures causing fatalities in France and prompting widespread warnings. A "heat dome" has pushed temperatures significantly above average, with France and Britain experiencing their hottest May days ever recorded. Experts link these extreme conditions to climate change, warning of a "new norm."

Europe is facing unprecedented heat as a heat dome brings record May temperatures. Countries from Spain to the UK are experiencing extreme weather. temperatures are soaring, with some regions expecting highs near 40 degrees Celsius. Health warnings are in effect across the continent. This early and intense heatwave is linked to climate change.

Britain is experiencing its hottest weather of 2026, with temperatures soaring across England and parts of the country potentially reaching 35C. Official heatwave conditions have been declared in southern and eastern England, prompting amber heat-health alerts due to the extreme heat and potential strain on services.

London and southern England are set for a significant heatwave this Bank Holiday weekend. temperatures are forecast to reach 29C, potentially exceeding popular Mediterranean destinations. This warm spell follows a period of cold and wet weather. Health officials have issued alerts advising caution for vulnerable groups. This could be one of the warmest May Bank Holiday weekends in years.

Good news for the people of Jharkhand: Relief from the heat wave is on the horizon as forecasts for May 28 hint at light to moderate rain and thunderstorms across many regions. According to the India Meteorological Department, temperatures are set to cool down by 2 to 4 degrees Celsius thanks to these anticipated showers.

The relentless heatwave gripping Delhi-NCR is set to persist until May 27, prompting an orange alert from meteorological officials. The soaring temperatures are made worse by persistently high nighttime readings, highlighted by Thursday's uncomfortably warm night at 31.9°C.

Odisha braces for continued intense heatwave with red warnings issued for Sambalpur, Balangir, and Boudh districts. Several other areas face orange and yellow alerts until May 29. Coastal regions will experience hot and humid conditions. Thunderstorm activity is also anticipated. Relief is not expected until after May 29, with a slight temperature drop forecast thereafter.

Andhra Pradesh is grappling with extreme heat, with temperatures soaring above 48 degrees Celsius in several districts. The State Disaster Management Authority warns of severe heatwave conditions persisting for three more days, urging people to avoid travel between 11 am and 4 pm. Meanwhile, isolated regions may experience light to moderate rainfall and thunderstorms.