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3 Kejadian Angkasa Luar Mengejutkan di Bulan April 2025: Hujan Meteor dan Konjungsi Planet

April 2025 membawa deretan fenomena langit yang memukau untuk diamati, cocok bagi para pemula dan juga pencinta astronomi. Dimulai dengan munculnya bulan purnama sampai kejadian istimewa di mana kedua planet terlihat bersebelahan.

Tiga peristiwa tersebut mengingatkan kita tentang keelokan serta dinamisme alam semesta yang selalu berkembang. Mengutip dari halaman Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengadaan Inovasi Nasional Dan dari sumber lain, berikut tiga fenomena langit yang akan terjadi pada bulan April tahun 2025.

1. Malam bulan purnama (13 April)

Pada tanggal 13 April 2025, bulan akan mencapai tahapan purnama, memamerkan wajah lengkapnya yang cerah dan gemilang di atas langit malam. Fenomena ini muncul saat bulan berposisi persis di seberang matahari, membuat semua bagian permukaannya yang mengarah ke bumi mendapatkan pencahayaaan sepenuhnya.

Waktu ini sangat ideal untuk para astronom yang ingin mengagumi keunikan permukaan Bulan menggunakan teleskop. Tambahan pula, sinar cerah pada saat Bulan purnama kerap kali menciptakan atmosfer khusus dalam bidang fotografi malam hari.

2. Puncak hujan meteor Lyrid (21-22 April)

Satu lagi pertunjukan langit malam yang dinanti-nantikan setiap tahun, yaitu hujan meteor Lyrid, akan mencapai puncaknya di antara malam 21 sampai subuh 22 April 2025. Hujan meteor ini terjadi karena adanya partikel-partikel halus dari komet Thatcher (C/1861 G1), dan ciri khasnya adalah gerakan meteor-meteor cepat dengan kecepatan sekitar 49 km per detik.

Rasi bintang Lyra, yang merupakan titik masuk meteor, akan timbul kira-kira pada pukul 22:08 Waktu Indonesia Bagian. Meskipun demikian, observasi kali ini bisa jadi kurang optimal lantaran adanya cahaya bulan di tahap separuh akhir.

Di puncaknya, diperkirakan kurang lebih 18 meteor setiap jam dapat diamati. Walaupun demikian, pertunjukan Langit Hujan Lyrid masih memberikan tontonan yang memukau.

3. Perjumpaan Planet Venus dan Saturnus (29 April)

Mendekati penghujung bulan, Venus dan Saturnus akan mengalami fenomena konjungsi sehingga kedua benda langit tersebut kelihatan sangat dekat dengan jarak sudut kira-kira 3 derajat. Mereka akan naik ke langit secara bersamaan, dengan Saturnus tampil lebih dahulu pada pukul 03:13 WIB, disusul oleh Venus hanya selang satu menit setelahnya.

Kedua planet tersebut bakal kelihatan jelas di bagian langit timur sebelum sinar mentari menjadi lebih mencolok. Ketika sang surya muncul, Venesia dan Satornis masih bisa dilihat sekitar 31 derajat dari garis horizon. Inilah saat ideal bagi Anda untuk mengamatinya secara kasat mata ataupun menggunakan teleskop sederhana.

April 2025 membawa sejumlah atraksi langit yang memukau untuk disaksikan, termasuk bulan purnama dan kongkurensi planet. Masing-masing kejadian tersebut merupakan bukti betapa luarbiasanya jagad raya kita.



Un grand phénomène météorologique chamboule déjà le printemps en Belgique

Alors que le printemps ne fait que commencer, un phénomène météorologique atypique bouscule déjà les équilibres atmosphériques en Europe. Le vortex polaire, cette structure climatique de haute altitude, s’est désintégré de façon inhabituelle dès la fin mars.

Ce dérèglement entraîne un blocage de la circulation atmosphérique, avec des répercussions concrètes sur la météo en Belgique. Les conséquences s’annoncent préoccupantes, aussi bien pour les semaines à venir que pour la saison estivale.

Un phénomène stratosphérique souvent mal compris

Le terme « vortex polaire » est fréquemment utilisé dans les médias pour désigner l’arrivée d’air froid. Pourtant, sa signification scientifique est bien plus précise. Il désigne une zone de basses pressions située entre 10 et 50 kilomètres d’altitude dans la stratosphère, encerclée par un courant d’air puissant appelé le jet de la nuit polaire. Ce système agit comme un verrou qui maintient l’air froid confiné au niveau des pôles. Il ne faut pas le confondre avec le Jet Stream, qui se forme plus bas, dans la troposphère, et influence plus directement la météo à la surface.

La désintégration du vortex polaire n’est pas un événement anodin. Elle provoque une rupture dans les schémas de circulation de l’air, ouvrant la voie à des blocages atmosphériques durables. Cette année, ce phénomène s’est produit deux à trois semaines plus tôt qu’en moyenne. Selon le climatologue Xavier Fettweis, cette rupture entraîne un arrêt de la dynamique ouest-est classique des perturbations en Belgique; a relaté Sudinfo . Les systèmes météorologiques restent figés, pris dans une circulation désormais quasi inexistante. C’est cette immobilité qui pose un problème : en l’absence de mouvements d’air, les conditions météo deviennent répétitives et extrêmes.

Depuis plusieurs semaines, un anticyclone s’est installé durablement sur l’Europe occidentale. Il empêche l’arrivée de perturbations et favorise un temps sec et stable. Cette situation, décrite comme un véritable « blocage atmosphérique », pourrait perdurer. À court terme, elle expose la Belgique à une double menace : des gelées tardives et une sécheresse précoce.

Des risques accrus pour l’agriculture et un été sous haute surveillance

Les conséquences de ce cas se manifestent déjà. mois de mars 2025 S'est achevé en raison d'un important manque d'eau. Selon les constatations récentes, aucun mieux-être n'est anticipé dans le futur proche. Des conditions météo anticycloneennes empêchent les pluies et aggravent la sècheresse du sol. Xavier Fettweis souligne que la situation pose problème pour l'agriculture : les nouvelles plantations exigent maintenant une irrigation précoce, ce qui est généralement peu courant à cette époque de l'année.

Parallèlement, l'arrivée de masses d'air froid venant du nord pourrait engendrer des gelées tardives. Ces dernières constituent une menace immédiate pour les pommiers, les vignobles ainsi que les cultures saisonnières. Le danger est davantage accru dans les régions rurales, où la baisse des températures pendant la nuit se fait sentir bien plus vite. Une gelée au mois d'avril pourrait causer des dommages importants, comme ce qui s'est produit durant des années analogues.

D'ici à plus long terme, cet écart atmosphérique pourrait influencer la dynamique saisonnière de l'été. Sans humidité présente dans les sols durant le printemps, l’énergie solaire ne sert plus à faire disparaître l'eau par vaporisation, elle se convertit en chaleur sensible, ce qui fait monter les thermomètres. Ce phénomène n'est pas ignoré par les scientifiques du climat, qui craignent qu'en 2025 nous ne retrouvions une situation similaire à celle observée durant l'été 2022, caractérisée par une sécheresse intense ainsi que des pics de température record. En cas de confirmation de cette tendance, la Belgique risque d'affronter un été extrêmement torride, voir carrément caniculaire.

De plus, il est encore incertain que la circulation atmosphérique retrouve un jour son état normal. La conduite du vortex polaire, élément central de cette perturbation, demeure imprévisible. À ce stade, aucun indice ne suggère un rétablissement rapide vers des conditions météo plus stables. Pendant ce temps, en parallèle, les responsables et les fermiers doivent être prêts à faire face à une phase complexe caractérisée par le déficit hydrique et des vagues de froid intempestives.

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MetMalaysia Issues Thunderstorm Alert for Five States

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Meteorological Department has warned of thunderstorms, torrential rains, and gusty winds affecting multiple areas in Malaysia. This advisory will remain active up till 1 pm on Wednesday (April 9) as posted on their Facebook page.

In Kedah, regions like Baling, Kulim, and Alor Setar are under watch.

Severe weather is anticipated to affect Penang as well.

In Perak, the areas expected to be impacted include Kerian, Larut, Matang dan Selama, Manjung, Kinta, Perak Tengah, Kampar, Bagan Datuk, Hilir Perak, Batangan Padang, and Muallim.

The Cameron Highlands of Pahang are currently under alert.

In Selangor, regions such as Sabak Bernam, Kuala Selangor, Hulu Selangor, Klang, Gombak, and Petaling are anticipated to face unfavorable circumstances.

This alert is triggered when thunderstorms accompanied by rain falling at a rate of over 20 millimeters per hour are anticipated or likely to continue for longer than one hour.



Tornadoes & Terrifying Storms: Where Severe Weather Will Strike Across the U.S.

As many as 80 million individuals spanning from the Midwest through the Southern states up to the Eastern region found themselves within the area affected by volatile meteorological conditions that posed risks of severe thunderstorms, sizable hail, and powerful twisters moving in over Sunday night into Monday.

"A wide area spanning much of the Southeast along with parts of the lower and mid Mississippi Valley, extending towards the Ohio Valley and southern Great Lakes is forecasted to experience multiple intense thunderstorms throughout today and tonight," according to NOAA. Storm Prediction Center said Sunday.

The center indicated that destructive winds were “probable,” adding that multiple tornadoes would likely form within supercell thunderstorms. Some of these tornadoes might be intense.

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Accuweather meteorologists warned Over a dozen tornadoes could potentially occur on Sunday afternoon and Sunday night, affecting areas including Little Rock in Arkansas; Memphis and Nashville in Tennessee; Paducah in Kentucky; and Evansville and Bloomington in Indiana.

Several regions targeted this week are the same ones struck by a sequence of tornadoes and storms two weeks prior. that resulted in over 40 fatalities During a two-day period of severe weather, the National Weather Service issued over 300 storm warnings. It was determined that three tornadoes occurred during this time. EF4 strength, according to AccuWeather Three EF3 tornadoes were also documented in Alabama, Arkansas, and Missouri.

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Powerful gusts were already whipping around on Sunday.

An 85 mph wind gust causing roof damage and fallen trees was reported in Baxter Springs, Kansas, early Sunday. Weather.com reported In Joplin, Missouri, wind speeds reached 79 miles per hour, and hail with diameters of up to 2.5 inches was reported near Bridge Creek and Amber, Oklahoma, according to the service.

Where will the storms be heading on Monday?

Forecasters predict that the storms will likely hit the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast regions by Monday, stretching from Jacksonville, Florida, through Raleigh, North Carolina, up to Albany, New York.

"Severe weather on Monday will impact the heavily traveled Interstate 81, 85, and 95 routes extending from New Orleans all the way up to Atlanta, Charlotte, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City," according to AccuWeather.

On Monday, the region with the greatest chance of experiencing tornadoes spanned from southern Alabama up to Virginia, according to Weather.com.

Storms threaten: A hazardous storm is engulfing the country with significant weather dangers.

What does the prediction say for the remainder of this week?

The chaotic weather appears unlikely to settle: Forecasters warned that additional intense storms might extend from the Central U.S. to the East Coast during the middle of the week.

AccuWeather stated that as the spring weather patterns persist with a battle between warm, moist air coming from the Gulf and cold breezes originating from Canada, further episodes of severe weather are expected to occur.

The article initially appeared on USA TODAY: Twisters, fierce gusts, massive hail: Find out where intense thunderstorms will strike across the U.S.



Atmospheric River Unleashes: Over 100mm Rain, 50cm Snow Slam BC

British Columbia's The storm parade will continue on Sunday following a short pause on Saturday, remaining in place. And as we kick off the new workweek, the province will remain ensnared in a persistently damp and dynamic weather system.

A Category 2 or 3 atmospheric river is expected to affect the B.C. coastline on Sunday, likely bringing over 100 mm of rain and between 50-75 cm of snow at higher elevations. The continuous precipitation will start early Sunday and persist with minimal interruptions until late Monday evening, lasting approximately 36 hours.

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Due to the consecutive periods of intense rainfall, there is an increased likelihood of localized flooding. avalanche dangers , along with possible disruptions to travel.

To absorb the news of the impending, foul weather, there is warmth on the way, with the potential for someone in the province to lock down its first 20-degree reading this year.

An atmospheric river hits the South Coast on Sunday

A chilly air mass will move along the Pacific coastline and come to a halt over southwestern British Columbia on Sunday, setting the stage for an atmospheric river to hit the South Coast.

Even though this atmospheric river will carry substantial moisture, it’s not exceptionally intense, nor will it linger over any particular area along the coastline long enough to cause severe flooding.

Up to 50-75 centimeters of snow may accumulate at elevations over 1,200 meters due to this weather system, though forecasts suggest that freezing levels might climb as high as 3,000 meters when temperatures start increasing early next week. We'll be closely monitoring alpine rivers because they're expected to swell significantly from the initial substantial melting of seasonal mountain snowpack.

There is heightened avalanche risk due to thick, moist snow and increasing thaw lines on Sunday evening. An exceptional avalanche warning has been issued. impact on the central Rockies including Kootenay National Park.

However, there is positive news amid the snowfall. The snowpack is getting close to typical levels for parts of the South Coast and Vancouver Island by late March. Following a dry beginning to the year, precipitation figures have been nearly average throughout March for the South Coast.

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With increasing temperatures and higher freezing elevations, Port Renfrew and the west coast of Vancouver Island might experience precipitation ranging from 100 to 150 millimeters. In contrast, North and West Vancouver may receive approximately 100 millimeters of rain.

People might encounter water accumulation, puddles, and an increased chance of hydroplaning during intense rainfalls. Rapidly flowing streams and rivers pose additional risks; therefore, individuals should maintain a safe distance from river edges.

Fortunately, the mercury is anticipated to drop starting Thursday, reducing the freezing level and halting additional thawing.

The first day forecasted to reach 20 degrees coming up?

As of 2025, Kamloops has recorded the highest daytime temperature at 17.4°C, closely followed by Abbotsford which reached 16.9°C.

As the temperatures and freeze lines are expected to increase early in the week, we might see British Columbia’s first 20°C day of the year by Tuesday.

Nevertheless, numerous people throughout the Lower Mainland are expected to experience their highest temperatures yet this year. This includes Vancouver, where the peak temperature until now has been 14.9°C, with forecasts predicting a high of 19°C for Wednesday.

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Watch the SkyTonight: 22 U.S. States May Witness Stunning Aurora Borealis as Strong Geomagnetic Storm Hits

Topline

According to a forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, an intense geomagnetic storm is predicted to result in significantly more vibrant auroras than normal. These displays might be observable in almost two dozen states on Saturday evening, including several where such phenomena are seldom seen.

Key Facts

The NOAA forecast for Saturday night suggests an aurora borealis show with a Kp index of 7, which measures geomagnetic storm intensity ranging from 0 to 9. This indicates that the lights will be quite vivid and dynamic, having extended much closer to the equator than usual.

The aurora is anticipated to appear farther south than normal due to a powerful geomagnetic storm, according to NOAA, which attributes this phenomenon to a coronal mass ejection —an eruption The influx of plasma and magnetic fields from the Sun is anticipated to arrive at Earth during the night.

The strong lights forecast comes amid a particularly active few days, as NOAA said moderate geomagnetic storms were observed between Thursday and Friday.

Minor to moderate geomagnetic storms are expected to continue into Monday, according to the NOAA’s three-day forecast, as the northern lights forecast weakens, but could still be visible in at least 10 states, later in the weekend.

Where Will The Northern Lights Be Visible?

The entirety of Alaska has a high likelihood of seeing the aurora, according to NOAA’s forecast. Other states within the red zone of NOAA’s forecast map, indicating a high likelihood of an aurora, include the northern tips of Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota. Other states with a lower chance include Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Michigan. The NOAA’s projected view line—the southernmost point at which the aurora is estimated to be visible, indicating the lowest chance of visibility—passes through Oregon, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.

What’s The Best Way To See The Northern Lights?

The lights are best viewed when it is dark outside, particularly between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. local time, according to the NOAA. The agency recommends avoiding light pollution, finding the highest vantage point possible and traveling north.

What’s The Best Way To Photograph The Northern Lights?

National Geographic recommends using a wide-angle lens and a tripod for stability, as well as night mode, if the user has an iPhone. National Geographic also recommends using an aperture value of 4.0 or lower and adding details to the image by capturing trees, bodies of water or mountains to frame the picture.

Key Background

The northern lights have been especially active over the past year because of heightened solar activity, including stronger instances of solar flares and geomagnetic storms. The sun is so active because it is currently in its “solar maximum,” the period in its 11-year cycle during which solar events like flares and storms are more common. NASA said the lights hit a 500-year peak last year, which it expects to continue through 2026 before decreasing. Some of the strongest solar flares in decades have been observed over the past year, including an X9.0-level flare in October, which caused northern lights to be visible as south as Florida .

Further Reading

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Thunderstorms continue Sunday night for parts of Ontario

8:50 p.m. EDT: A line of thunderstorms continued pushing through southwestern Ontario on Sunday evening. This line prompted several severe thunderstorm warnings around Windsor and Sarnia earlier in the evening.

These storms will continue pushing east over the next couple of hours. Gusty winds and heavy rainfall are the predominant threats. Residents are advised to pay close attention to rapidly changing conditions, and continue monitoring local watches and warnings .

Stay tuned to The Weather Network for all the latest on this severe weather threat. The original article continues below.

Severe thunderstorm watches were issued for portions of southwestern Ontario on Sunday afternoon as a potent squall line moved into the Great Lakes region.

Sunday’s severe weather threat arrives courtesy of the same system responsible for a prolonged and damaging ice storm throughout cottage country and eastern Ontario.

The storms are likely between 8:00 p.m and 10:00 p.m. local time. Be sure to stay up-to-date with the latest watches and warnings in your region, and prepare to take immediate action to stay safe if dangerous weather threatens your location.

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Severe thunderstorms possible Sunday night

A damaging ice storm is responsible for hundreds of thousands of power outages across cottage country and eastern Ontario this weekend. Saturday saw a tremendous temperature gradient develop throughout the region, with highs approaching 20°C down in Windsor contrasting with a high just a few degrees above freezing in Toronto .

This expansive warmth will set the stage for widespread severe thunderstorms south of the border heading into Sunday.

The U.S. Storm Prediction Center (SPC) issued an enhanced risk for severe weather for a large portion of the country, which is a level three on the five-category scale measuring the potential for severe thunderstorms. This system could bring damaging winds and a few tornadoes south of the border.

Forecasters will watch a potential squall line from the system moving through Michigan toward southwestern Ontario around or after 8:00 p.m. ET Sunday.

Strong winds, heavy rainfall, and small hail are possible from Windsor to the Bruce Peninsula as the storms track east late into the evening. Windsor, Leamington, Chatham, Wallaceburg, and Sarnia have the highest chance of seeing strong to severe thunderstorms with this setup.

While thunderstorms are likely, there’s still some uncertainty regarding their potential severity given that they’ll happen at night and the cooler waters of the Great Lakes could serve to stabilize the atmosphere.

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Morocco: Urgent Wave Warning Issued for Coastline From Cap Spartel to Tarfaya Starting Monday

Hazardous waves, measuring between 4 and 6.5 meters, are expected to strike the Strait of Gibraltar and the Atlantic coastline stretching from Cap Spartel to Tarfaya starting on Monday evening, as reported by the Ministry of Equipment and Water Resources. These ocean swells will come primarily from the west to northwest direction, with intervals ranging from 10 to 14 seconds.

The harshest conditions are anticipated on Monday night, mainly affecting areas between Tangier-Med and Cap Spartel within the Strait, as well as regions stretching from Cap Spartel to Cap Hadid along the Atlantic coastline. Additionally, strong south-westerly gusts will sweep through from early Monday morning across the stretch from Cap Spartel to Essaouira, before intensifying further over the Strait later in the day.

High tides will reach between 3.2 and 3.8 meters in the early hours of the morning (between 04:30 and 05:20) and late afternoon (between 16:50 and 17:30) on Monday and Tuesday. A gradual improvement in sea conditions is expected from Tuesday afternoon onwards, says the Ministry, which will issue detailed alert bulletins as the situation develops.



Heatwave Hits: Multiple States Brace for 40-Degree Temps This Weekend

Temperatures across southeastern Australia this weekend are expected to approach 40 degrees, impacting significant sports events due to the heatwave.

Mild, arid nor'easters will traverse Adelaide tomorrow prior to reaching Melbourne on Saturday, followed by Sydney on Sunday, according to the report. Weatherzone .

Although the sudden surge of autumn warmth should not come with drenching moisture, these weather conditions will affect significant sports competitions.

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Qualifying sessions for the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne will take place at 4pm on Saturday when temperatures are forecast to reach their highest at 37 degrees over the city centre street circuit.

Several outer suburbs of Melbourne are set to experience even higher temperatures, with Tullamarine expecting peak readings of up to a blistering 39 degrees Celsius.

However, Formula One enthusiasts will likely encounter significantly cooler and wetter conditions around 3 pm on Sunday as the principal race kicks off. This is when a shift to winds from the southwest ought to begin moving across, signaling the conclusion of the brief hot spell experienced over the weekend.

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The AFL's heat management guidelines might come into play on Saturday as Geelong takes on Fremantle starting at 1:20 PM.

According to the rules, games may be delayed or rescheduled if the temperature reaches 36 degrees Celsius, which is anticipated in Geelong, Victoria’s second-largest city.

On the other hand, the match between Adelaide and St Kilda at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday will avoid the severe weather expected in South Australia for Friday and Saturday when temperatures are predicted to soar to 38 degrees Celsius.

The major NRL game to keep an eye on for weather updates will be when Wests Tigers head over to Parramatta in Sydney’s west on Sunday.

The highest temperature forecasted for Parramatta is 37 degrees Celsius, anticipated at 4:05 pm, coinciding with the start of the match. To help players cope with the heat, extra drink breaks may be included during the game.

The warm spell in Sydney during autumn is set to kick off tomorrow, reaching a peak temperature of around 31 degrees before soaring up to a high of 38 degrees.

The weekend will see scorching temperatures in Canberra, with thermometers climbing into the high thirties on both Saturday and Sunday.

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Karnataka Hits Hottest Mark: 42.8°C Recorded in Ainapur Hobli

Bengaluru ( Karnataka InKalaburagi district of north India, as winter fades away, temperatures are beginning to rise sharply. This change has been noticed particularly in the Ainapur Hobli village. Karnataka documented the highest temperature over the past 24 hours as 42.8 degrees Celsius.

The forecasts and alerts released by the weather service are as follows: IMD For the coming five days, forecast indicates that maximum temperatures may increase by 2 to 4 degrees Celsius from March 15th through March 17th across the North Interior region. Karnataka .

The IMD has issued a heatwave alert due to these conditions being expected to occur in scattered areas across the interior regions to the north. Karnataka On March 18 to 19, however, significant changes in maximum temperatures over the southern interior regions won’t be observed. Karnataka Over the next 24 hours, however, temperatures will slowly increase by 2-3 degrees Celsius in the following days.

According to the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre ( KSNDMC Many areas across multiple districts such as Kalaburagi, Bidar, Bagalkote, Raichur, Yadgir, and Vijayapura experienced peak temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius and higher yesterday. Additionally, some spots in both Bagalkote and Belagavi districts also reported similar soaring temperatures.

Likewise, extreme temperature increases have been observed in remote areas of the Tumakuru, Ballari, Gadag, Koppala, Uttara Kannada, Vijayanagara, Chikkaballapura, and Mysuru districts.

In the Kalaburangi district, 17 areas experienced temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius or higher; similarly, 13 regions were affected in both Bidar and Raichur districts. In the Vijayapura district, this condition was observed across 10 zones, whereas in Yadgir district, it occurred in eight zones. Additionally, six places each within the boundaries of Bagalkote and Belgavi districts reported such conditions, along with three spots in Tumakuru district. Furthermore, Ballari, Gadag, Koppal, Uttara Kannada, and Vijayanagara districts saw these extreme temperatures at two sites apiece. Lastly, single instances were documented in Chikkaballapur and Mysore districts as per the weather advisory released by authorities. KSNDMC read.

As per the analysis furnished by the India Meteorological Department ( IMD ) for the highest recorded temperatures in Karnataka in comparison to typical measurements for this season, remote areas in the northern interior Karnataka It recorded "significantly warmer than average" temperatures yesterday, with the highest temperature being notably higher than typical by 3.1 to 5.0 degrees Celsius.

The temperatures at several locations across the northern and southern inland areas Karnataka , as well as along coastlines Karnataka remained “above average” — exceeding typical levels by a narrower range of 1.6 to 3.0 degrees Celsius. Additionally, temperatures stayed near “average” throughout much of the state, varying within -1.5 to 1.5 degrees Celsius. (ANI)

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