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Nagpur Temperature : At this time, such a situation is being seen in many states of the country, where Surya Narayan has become angry. People in many states are suffering from severe heat. Now only a few days are left for the monsoon to arrive. However, the temperature in Rajasthan, Delhi and Maharashtra has crossed 50 degrees. A few days ago, the heat in Churu, Rajasthan broke the 25-year-old record, while there was severe heat in Mungeshpur, Delhi, while the heat in Nagpur, Maharashtra has also broken the record of Mungeshpur. On the 30th, the maximum temperature here reached 56 degrees Celsius.
Nagpur has turned into a blazing furnace
On Tuesday (28 May), the temperature in Mungeshpuri of the national capital Delhi was recorded at 52.9 degrees Celsius, while on the same day, 50.5 degrees Celsius was recorded in Churu of Rajasthan and 49.4 degrees Celsius in Ganganagar. Nagpur has turned into a furnace after recording a temperature of 56 degrees. Many people have become troubled by the increasing heat. Apart from this, incidents of heat wave and heat stroke are also continuing. People are expressing concern. Why is it so hot?
Investigation ordered into record 52.9 degree temperature in Delhi
On the other hand, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) is also worried about the unbearable heat. When the temperature in Delhi reached 52.9 degrees, the IMD ordered an inquiry. Now an investigation is also going on in Nagpur to see if there is any fault. Two stations of the Meteorological Department in Nagpur recorded abnormally high temperatures of over 50 degrees Celsius, which is higher than the record of Delhi. The report said that the Nagpur AWS recorded a temperature of 56 degrees in the middle of 24 hectares of open agricultural field of PDKV in Ramdaspeth on North Ambazari Road in Nagpur.