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19 hours ago · Stat: Heat Waves Linked To Early Deliveries, Preterm Births In New Study. Heat waves are becoming more frequent and more intense, posing more of a health risk around the world. High temperatures can be deadly, and are especially dangerous for those with cardiovascular and chronic disease — but they begin affecting human lives even before birth.
19 hours ago · Symptoms of heat exhaustion. Symptoms of heat exhaustion include: Increased body temperature, above 100 degrees Fahrenheit (F), cool, moist, clammy skin, weakness and muscle cramps, headache, dizziness, nausea or vomiting and fainting. 2. What to do if someone is suffering from heat exhaustion.
14 hours ago · Churu recorded temperature of 50.5 degrees Celsius while Sirsa 50.3 degrees, according to India Meteorological Department. Even Mungeshpur and Narela in Delhi clocked 49.9 degrees Celsius followed by Najafgarh at 49.8 degrees Celsius, the highest temperature recorded in the capital this season. Highest-ever temperature recorded in India
4 hours ago · Heatwaves occur when high pressure in the atmosphere forces hot air downward and traps it near the ground. This high-pressure system acts like a lock that prevents the hot air from rising, causing temperatures to rise further. As the air sinks, it compresses and heats up, leading to extreme heat conditions. Heatwaves are a period of unusually ...
3 hours ago · May 29, 2024, 9:48 a.m. ET. New Delhi recorded its highest temperature ever measured on Wednesday — 126 degrees Fahrenheit, or 52.3 degrees Celsius — leaving residents of the Indian capital ...
7 hours ago · Heatwaves can lead to eye strokes, caused by retinal artery occlusion due to factors like dehydration and high temperatures. UV radiation exposure during heatwaves can also harm eyes. But what ...
6 hours ago · Delhi on Wednesday recorded its highest-ever temperature of 52.3 degrees Celsius. A red alert has been issued in the National Capital with authorities asking people to remain indoors, stay hydrated and avoid unnecessary exposure to the sun. Experts have blamed hot winds from Rajasthan for the current situation. But others say a number of factors, including urban sprawl, its location could be ...
