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The prolonged dry spell has lowered reservoir levels, widened rainfall shortages and heightened concerns over water security.
From heatwave-driven closures to learning losses and damaged infrastructure, climate change is increasingly disrupting education systems across the world, with South Asia among the hardest-hit regions.
The UN weather agency says there is an 80% chance of El Niño developing by August and a more than 90% likelihood of it persisting through November, potentially bringing heatwaves, droughts and heavy rainfall across different parts of the world.
Researchers warn that heatwaves may be claiming far more lives than official records show, with a five-day spell potentially linked to nearly 30,000 excess deaths.
Cloud cover, gusty winds and expected showers offer temporary relief from the capital’s prolonged heatwave as authorities warn of thunderstorms and reduced visibility.
Weather experts have warned that El Niño conditions combined with rising global temperatures could trigger longer and more severe heatwaves across several parts of India during the coming months.
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