Analysis by the Energy Treaty of Sweet Prayer, to change the summer weather, shows the growing heat level in the “Konkan” and Western Maharashras regions, which have traditionally not the focus of the thermal stress discussions in Maharashtra.
“The impact of growing night warmth is especially true, as it can strengthen health risks, especially when they are combined with long-term” prayer “energy and regulatory involvement.
Other researchers of “Prayer” Energy Group say that a local authenticated heat indicator needs to improve the prepared thermal index. “In addition, IMD should be available to high-resolution weather data in real time, providing more accurate analysis and effective thermal adjustment strategies,” Chi n’t said.
From the Integrated Information Platform in the field of healthcare, from March 1-31 of this year, Maharashras recorded a total of 28 warming. All four are three of Gadchiroli and Parbechan, Naghur and Buldana, from England, Nanded, Nashik, Palghar, and Latur, while Sangley, Expensive, Raigad and Osmanabad districts reported.
State Health Department officials have created special emergency units in primary health centers and other healthcare institutions, as experts say, another record summer is formed this year.
India Meteorological Department (IMD) has released its first Heatwave warning Mumbai and Concoon at the beginning of February.
Extreme heat causes serious risks for public health, livelihood and electricity demand. “Before the state departments conducts targeted intervention, the comprehensive idea of local patterns is necessary to make these effort effective,” the researchers of the energy group of the prayer said.
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“The means of assessing the effect of heat is through the heat index. Summer heat is often associated with single heat, but it is necessary to develop a temperature of the most important temperature.
IMD currently operates about 60 Weather Stations in Maharashtra, but with other automated weather stations. The expansion of this network and ensuring public access in real time or in real time will significantly improve the monitoring of heat stress and increase early warning systems.
In the absence of a localized heat index, researchers used Maharashtra’s summer weather forms to analyze the Universal Thermal Climate Index (UTCI) in 2024.
“Our finds show that Vidarbha and Marathvada were under medium to heavy heat stress, as mentioned last summer. It’s important.
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Night heat stress also enhanced with the territory of Maharashtra. The minimum UTCI values in all districts exceeded their 30-year-old average, preventing the relevant night freezing. Without this help, the body cannot be restored from daytime heat, which leads to long-term stress. Adding concern, many Maharashtra parts endured long heat stress, almost 15 consecutive hot days in late April last year. Extreme conditions in Konkan continued for 7-10 consecutive days and nights, straining the ability to adapt to the body.
