This October registers as the warmest on record in India, with central and northwest regions experiencing unprecedented temperatures since 1901. The IMD cautions that the ‘above-normal’ temperature trend may extend into November, and anticipates the possibility of a harsher winter if La Nina conditions develop by December.
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