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    IMD warns fisherman as low-pressure area forms over Southeast Bay of Bengal from November 13

    A low-pressure area is set to develop over the Southeast Bay of Bengal starting on November 13. This system is anticipated to move northwest and strengthen into a depression by November 15. Fishermen in the affected regions are advised to refrain from fishing activities until November 17. Warnings have been issued for those operating in the Andaman Sea and adjacent areas.

    Elon Musk has a class 12 competitor from India: Hyderabad student makes satellite receiver that works without internet

    A Class 12 student from Hyderabad has developed SummitSathi, a satellite-based receiver that downloads cloud images without internet or mobile connectivity. Three units, costing around Rs 68,000 each, are planned for deployment across 10 villages in Himachal Pradesh's Seraj Valley to provide an additional source of weather-related information during network disruptions.

    Weather Today November 12: IMD predicts rain, thunderstorms and heavy showers across several states; check forecast for Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi, Tamil Nadu and more

    A western disturbance is bringing rain and snowfall to northern India, with IMD forecasting heavy rain or snow and hailstorms in Jammu and Kashmir on November 12. Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Andaman and Nicobar Islands are also likely to receive rain over the next seven days, while a Bay of Bengal system could develop into a depression around November 15.

    Jammu and Kashmir weather: Check snowfall, rain forecast for Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam and more

    Jammu weather: A fresh weather system is expected to bring widespread rainfall, snowfall and gusty winds to Jammu and Kashmir on November 12 and 13, with heavy precipitation and hailstorm activity likely at isolated places. Himachal Pradesh is also forecast to receive rain and thunderstorms, with a yellow alert issued for November 12 and 13. Temperature trends and travel advisories add to the weather update.

    Americans are already paying more for candy. Could El Niño make chocolate even costlier this Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and Easter?

    Meteorologists warn that El Niño is expected to drastically impact cocoa production in Ivory Coast, the leading cocoa producer globally. Anticipated shifts in rainfall and temperature could lead to a potential reduction in cocoa yields by up to 25%. This disruption threatens the supply chains for chocolate, likely raising prices for consumers in the U.S., particularly during festive seasons, given the crucial role cocoa plays in the Ivorian economy.

    Twice a day during the rainy season, Raquel Izarra climbs to the roof of her home in the eastern Lima suburb of Santa Ines Bajo and measures how much rain has fallen using a homemade gauge, before

    The Economic Times
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