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India may get 40 more unusually hot days yearly for decades study warns
Economy
Published on 29 April 2026

Warm nights will surge too, raising health risks
New projections by CEEW warn that India is likely to experience 15 to 40 additional unusually hot days each year over the next two decades. The change won’t be limited to daytime heat, with unusually warm nights also expected to rise—straining health and productivity. Central and southern regions may face sharper increases, alongside more frequent heavy rainfall events.
- India could see 15 to 40 more unusually hot days annually
- Warmer nights are projected to increase health and productivity strain
- Central and southern states may face the biggest heat and rain spikes
- Heavy rainfall events are also expected to become more frequent
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