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Home Fashion Bollywood wardrobe Bollywood Wardrobe Aayushi Adhaulia By Aayushi Adhaulia | on March 5, 2021 Summers are here and so is the time to switch ourselves to light colours and mini dresses and take proper advantage of the season. And guess what, popular Indian Television actress Hina Khan agrees with us and for the proof we have her latest post on Instagram. Recently, the diva took to her handle and posted a set of pictures, where she was seen sporting printed blue co-ords. With her such comfy look in an easy breezy outfit, she gave us major summer fashion goals and we can't wait to switch our summer mode on. So, let us take a close look at her attire and decode it. So, Hina Khan was decked up in white co-ord set, which was accentuated by intricate leaf-shaped patterns from dark blue colour. Her set consisted of a strappy plunging-neckline crop top that she layered with a matching puff-sleeved … [Read more...] about Hina Khan Lights Up Our Summer Mood As She Flaunts Printed Blue Co-ord Set In Her Latest Post On Instagram

Summer presented some weather extremes across South Canterbury, while statistics show close to average rainfall and temperatures compared to historical data. Timaru broke a five-year record on January 26 with conditions warming to 37.5 degrees Celsius, while a January 3 storm, which deluged parts of Waimate’s business area , was treated as a one-in-80 year event. MetService meteorologist Jake Cope said temperatures in December, January and February, were “right on average across summer with 15.3C which was right on average for Timaru itself”. “In December, it ran a bit cooler than usual, January made up for that with a warmer run, then February it ran as normal. READ MORE: Flood-hit Waimate District Council headquarters remain closed Investigation underway as Waimate mops up following downpour Timaru breaks five-year temperature record with 'peak heat' 37.5C day Cope said Ashburton recorded its highest temperature ever at 39.3C on January 26, and on the same … [Read more...] about South Canterbury summer average despite extreme weather events

President Biden Joe Biden Trump State Department appointee arrested in connection with Capitol riot FireEye finds evidence Chinese hackers exploited Microsoft email app flaw since January Biden officials to travel to border amid influx of young migrants MORE 's announcement that there will be enough vaccines for all adults by May is raising hopes for a return to normal soon. But the next few months in the pandemic are critical. Concern is growing over moves by some states to lift restrictions already, while new variants of the virus are on the rise in the U.S. Experts warn that actions taken now risk delaying getting back to some semblance of normal. Health officials are urging restrictions to remain in place for the final stretch, saying that it will not be much longer before the situation markedly improves, and it does not make sense to lift all restrictions when widespread vaccinations are in sight. ADVERTISEMENT Biden on Wednesday issued his most … [Read more...] about Experts warn US risks delaying ‘normal’ summer

Summer holidays could be cut short and school years split into five terms under plans being looked at by ministers. Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said changes to the school calendar were being looked at by the Government's catch-up tsar Sir Kevan Collins - and signalled that a long-term restructure of the school year was being considered. Sir Kevan has been asked to draw up plans to ensure the life chances of millions of children aren't blighted by the huge disruption to their education during the pandemic. Asked if the six-week summer break was too long, Mr Williamson told the i newspaper: “I think we should never be nervous about looking at new routes and different ways of doing things.” He went on: “There’s been discussion about five-term years. It’s right to have that discussion, look at the evidence and make an assessment as to what are the best options, about how we can really drive children’s attainment in schools, especially children from the most disadvantaged … [Read more...] about School year could be split into five terms – with shorter summer holidays

It was a year of highs and lows – not least for the weather. With Covid-19 alert levels playing ball for much of the summer, Kiwis made the most of the sunshine. And it was a scorcher for many, with temperatures reaching 39.3 degrees Celsius in Ashburton on January 26 – the country’s 11th-hottest temperature on record. Only two months before, in mid-December, a mountain range in Otago had snow settle on its peaks, and a freak hail storm caused widespread damage in the Tasman region on Boxing Day. READ MORE: South Canterbury summer average despite extreme weather events $29 a day: Crazy campervan deal entices Kiwis to explore their backyard Weather: One of Waikato's driest summers to extend into early Autumn Rain It was a dry summer for parts of Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Hawke’s Bay, Wairarapa, and Marlborough, where rainfall totals were more than 50 per cent below normal summer levels. But parts of central and north Otago received more rain than usual (120-149 … [Read more...] about Summer brought 11th highest temperature on record, and hail storms for Christmas