‘Above normal’ temperatures in most of India between April-June: IMD

NEW DELHI: The India Meteorological Department today warned that the average temperatures in most parts of India is expected to be “above normal” between April and June, the period it considers the actual summer season.
The IMD, however, said the temperatures in east, east-central and southern India, which include Odisha, coastal Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, are likely to be lower than the usual, indicating that the onset of monsoon will be on time.
The “above normal” average temperatures prediction suggests that the warming of the summer season in northern and central India would be a continuation of the pattern seen over the past few years. (AGENCIES)

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