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Overcast skies, rainfall made this May one of the coolest on record

Hindustan Times Bengaluru

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June 03, 2025

The month of May was unusually cooler this year, with average daytime temperatures recording the seventh lowest for the month since 1901 and the lowest in the last four years, according to the India Meteorological Department's temperature and rainfall report for May.

- Jayashree Nandi

NEW DELHI:

Night-time temperatures, or minimum temperatures, were also on the lower side this May, which recorded the 59th lowest average minimum temperatures for the month since 1901. "Over India, the average maximum temperature (35.08 degree Celsius) was 7th lowest and average minimum temperature (24.07 degree Celsius) was 59th lowest since 1901. Mean temperature (29.57 degree Celsius) was the 19th lowest since 1901," IMD report said.

The report also highlighted that the average rainfall across the country in May, recorded at 126.7 mm (106.4% of the long period average), was the highest for the month since 1901, when the temperatures first began recording.

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Karnataka CM, deputy set for another breakfast meet today

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SC: Harsh rules to regulate digital platforms could harm free speech

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Pakistan govt hiding something irreversible about Imran: Son

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HC overturns life term of BrahMos engineer accused of spying for Pak

The Nagpur bench of the Bombay high court on Monday set aside the life sentence awarded to a 28-year-old BrahMos Aerospace engineer, who was arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan, citing that the prosecution had failed to establish the allegations of espionage.

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