With temperatures rising in many parts of India, a healthcare professional explains key differences between heat stroke and heat exhaustion including warning signs, risks and when urgent treatment is needed.
Rising temperatures can affect mood, focus and emotional wellbeing. Here are five simple calming habits that may help you stay mentally balanced during intense summer heatwaves.
Heatwaves are silent killers causing subtle dangerous health impacts including heat exhaustion and heatstroke especially among vulnerable populations often leading to severe illness or death.
Scorching heat grips North India as Delhi hits 43 C! IMD issues red alert with 52 C feel-like temp will monsoon arrive early to bring relief?
Heatwave Alert In Delhi-NCR Live Updates: The national capital continues to reel under extreme heatwave conditions, as the maximum temperature settled at 43.3 degrees Celsius, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) indicating a "feel-like" or heat index value of 51.9 C by the evening, said officials.
According to the IMD norms, a heatwave is declared when the maximum temperature is greater than or equal to 45 C, or when it is 4.5 C to 6.4 C above normal. If it crosses this range, it qualifies as a severe heatwave.
The IMD has issued a yellow alert for a heatwave in Delhi on Friday and Saturday, with temperatures expected to reach up to 43 C. Check what yellow weather warnings mean, and how to stay safe.
If you are not sleeping enough, make sure to read this blog. Renowned cardiologist explains why sleep matters so much for your heart health.
With temperatures rising in many parts of India, a healthcare professional explains key differences between heat stroke and heat exhaustion including warning signs, risks and when urgent treatment is needed.
Heatwaves are silent killers causing subtle dangerous health impacts including heat exhaustion and heatstroke especially among vulnerable populations often leading to severe illness or death.
Scorching heat grips North India as Delhi hits 43 C! IMD issues red alert with 52 C feel-like temp will monsoon arrive early to bring relief?
Heatwave Alert In Delhi-NCR Live Updates: The national capital continues to reel under extreme heatwave conditions, as the maximum temperature settled at 43.3 degrees Celsius, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) indicating a "feel-like" or heat index value of 51.9 C by the evening, said officials.
According to the IMD norms, a heatwave is declared when the maximum temperature is greater than or equal to 45 C, or when it is 4.5 C to 6.4 C above normal. If it crosses this range, it qualifies as a severe heatwave.
The IMD has issued a yellow alert for a heatwave in Delhi on Friday and Saturday, with temperatures expected to reach up to 43 C. Check what yellow weather warnings mean, and how to stay safe.
If you are not sleeping enough, make sure to read this blog. Renowned cardiologist explains why sleep matters so much for your heart health.
Rising temperatures can affect mood, focus and emotional wellbeing. Here are five simple calming habits that may help you stay mentally balanced during intense summer heatwaves.
