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    India saw 536 heatwave days this summer, warmest June for NW region since 1901: IMD

    The monthly average maximum temperature in the region settled at 38.02 degrees Celsius, 1.96 degrees Celsius above normal. The average minimum temperature stood at 25.44 degrees Celsius, 1.35 degrees Celsius above normal, according to IMD data.

    Summer Solstice 2024 to unlock luck for people born under these zodiac signs. Know your horoscope

    The Druids celebrated this period of standstill by gathering at Stonehenge. Modern-day astrologers believe that we can take a cue from this cosmic pause to reflect and realign our energies. Every zodiac sign can focus its contemplative efforts during the 2024 summer solstice.

    Strawberry Full Moon 2024: Best viewing time to witness the celestial event in US

    Strawberry Full Moon 2024: Space enthusiasts are in for a treat as one of the most celebrated celestial events, the Strawberry Moon, illuminates the night sky on Friday, June 21, 2024.

    Summer Solstice: Best deals on restaurants and retailers like Target, Aldi & more

    The summer solstice is a significant event celebrated by cultures worldwide. Taking place between June 20 and June 22 in the Northern Hemisphere, the summer solstice marks the longest day and the shortest night of the year.

    Summer of '24: India's heatwave turns deadly with over 100 deaths, 40,000 suspected heatstroke cases

    The summer of 2024 in India has claimed over 100 lives and affected the health of thousands amid a prolonged heatwave and severe floods. Over 40,000 suspected heatstroke cases have been reported due to the relentless heat. Simultaneously, heavy rainfall has triggered severe floods in parts of the country, particularly in the northeastern region.

    Longest day of the year in Northern Hemisphere has arrived. Know about summer solstice and its reason

    As the Earth spins on an axis that is tilted 23.5 degrees away from vertical, the sun’s height in the sky each day changes. So, the hemispheres lean either toward or away from the sun, it depends of on the time of year. Summer solstice and winter solstice take place due to this reason.

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