India is set for an early summer by the first week of March. Temperatures in Northwest India could rise five degrees above normal during the Holi festival.

India Meteorological Department forecasts rising temperatures, dense fog in Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, and rainfall across multiple regions this week.

By Rajendra Jadhav MUMBAI, Feb 26 (Reuters) - India is likely to record one of its warmest Marches on record, with above-average temperatures forecast in key wheat and rapeseed-growing states, potentially cutting yields,

India faces rising temperatures and humidity as February ends with a massive rain deficit. Experts predict heat waves in coastal areas and light snow in the Himalayas.

IMD forecasts rainfall for Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Kerala, and Sikkim, plus rising temperatures in Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Northwest India.

India vs Pakistan Colombo Weather Update: The highly anticipated India vs. Pakistan T20 World Cup clash faces potential weather disruptions in Colombo due to a developing system over the Bay of Bengal.