Hottest place in india

Parts of northwest and central India are bracing for another spell of extreme heat. Temperatures in parts of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Vidarbha are likely to jump to 46°C. Delhi has been issued a yellow alert, as the temperature is expected to soar to 44°C. And it’s not likely to get better anytime soon. According to the Indian Meteorological Department, the heatwave is expected to last until 15 May. But the good news is that, there’s always someplace to escape the sweltering heat in India. Here’s a look at the hottest and coolest places. Hottest places in India Last Friday, temperatures in Banda, Uttar Pradesh rose above 47°C, making it the hottest place in the country. The temperature is expected to rise to 46°C towards the end of the week once again. Ahmedabad in Gujarat was one the hottest places in India this week at 44°C - 45°C in the afternoons. Temperatures remain high in Maharashtra—it’s 41°C in Nagpur and 32°C in Mumbai. The temperatures in Ranthambore are at 42°C and can go up to 46°C by the end of the week. Pench and Tadboda range from 40°C to 43°C through the rest of the week. And while it’s very hot, this may be your best chance to spot a big cat before some parks shut for the monsoon season. Remember to carry a hat, sunglasses and a flask of water if you’re planning a safari. Coolest places in India All set to bring out your woollens and run to the mountains? Consider Ladakh. The highest temperature is 7°C and the lowest can go below zero. Himachal Pradesh, too...

India continues to grapple with the heatwave on the last day of this month. Several cities have registered temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius. Amid the sweltering heat, the power cuts have made it really difficult for the people to battle the heatwave. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) released a list of hottest cities on Friday. Here are some of the hottest cities in the country as on April 29:- Banda (UP): 47.4°C Prayagraj: 46.8°C Sriganganagar (Rajasthan): 46.4°C Air-coolers for sale in New Delhi. India is experiencing a heat wave, with the country's average temperature reaching almost 33 degrees Celsius in March, the highest on record for the month since authorities started collecting the data in 1901.(Bloomberg) Chandrapur (Maharashtra): 46.4°C Nowgong (MP), Jhansi (UP): 46.2°C Najafgarh & Pitampura (Delhi): 45.9°C Gurugram: 45.9°C Daltonganj (Jharkhand), Ridge (Delhi): 45.7°C Wardha (Maharashtra): 45.5°C Khajuraho (MP): 45.4°C The heatwave condition in the country has led to power outage in the country. The peak power demand in the country touched an all-time high of 207,111 MW on Friday, informed the Ministry of Power. This comes amid the reports of the power crisis in many states across the country during the extreme heatwave. The demand for power has risen in April due to heatwave and people in different parts of the country are facing power cuts. The problem has been accentuated by a steep rise in prices of imported coal due to the Russia-Ukraine conf...

Several Indian states are witnessing A rickshaw puller covers his face from the heatwave as temperature touches 44 degrees, in New Delhi on Wednesday. (ANI Photo) India Meteorological Department Director General Mrutyunjay Mohapatra said Northwest India and adjoining parts of central India are likely to see more intense and frequent heatwave conditions in April. "We are expecting that the temperature will be higher than normal in the entire northwest India and the adjoining central India, starting with Gujarat, Rajasthan and up to east Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh," he said at a virtual event on Wednesday. According to weather forecasting firm Skymetweather.com, Gujarat and Rajasthan together account for seven of the ten hottest cities in India right now with temperature above 44 degree celsius in all seven cities. Here are the 10 hottest places in India on Friday (April 8): State City Maximum temperature (Celsius) Gujarat Kandla 45.0 Rajasthan Barmer 44.9 Rajasthan Phalodi 44.8 Rajasthan Jaisalmer 44.4 Gujarat Sundranagar 44.4 Rajasthan Sri Ganganagar 44.3 Rajasthan Bikaner 44.0 Madhya Pradesh Khargone 44.0 Maharashtra Akola 43.9 Maharashtra Jalgaon 43.8 Meanwhile, the meteorological office issued an orange alert Saturday, warning of a

Temperatures in India can get quite high, well above what you commonly find in the United States, especially if you live in any of the northern states. If you are thinking about traveling to India, you’ve come to the right place. Keep reading as we list several of the hottest cities in India. We also tell you about each one and give you the statistics on how hot it can get there, so you can be better informed when planning your trip. The 10 Hottest Cities in India: Quick List • • • • • • • • • • Average Temperature: 95ºF Hottest Month: June Coldest Month: January Highest Temperature: 118ºF In May 2019, Sri Ganganagar, the capital city of India, reached its highest temperature of 118ºF. It’s generally warm in the area, with daily temperatures exceeding 70ºF even in the coldest months of December and January. Temperatures exceed 80ºF from April to November and 100ºF from May to August. 2. Titlagarh Average Temperature: 93ºF Hottest Month: May Coldest Month: January Highest Temperature: 118ºF Titlagarh is an extremely hot area in India, with an average temperature of 93ºF. However, temperatures can get as high as 118ºF, so you will want to stay cool when visiting this beautiful area. You will see the hottest days from March through June, with May being the hottest. 3. Wardha Average Temperature: 90ºF Hottest Month: May Coldest Month: January Highest Temperature: 117ºF Wardha is a city in Central India that can get quite hot, with an average temperature of 90ºF. You can expect...

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Wednesday released a list of cities which recorded the maximum temperature in the country. At least 42 towns and cities across Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Andhra Pradesh reported maximum temperatures above 44 degrees Celsius. Maximum Temperatures dated 08.06.2022 In Delhi, Safdarjung - the base station for the national capital - reported a maximum temperature of 44 degrees Celsius, four notches above normal. The mercury in Delhi's Ridge area soared to 45.2 degrees. List of hottest places in India (as of June 8): Rajasthan Ganganagar: 46.2 Phalodi: 44.6 Pilani: 44.2 Alwar: 44.1 Haryana and Delhi Hissar: 44.6 Narnaul: 44.0 Bhiwani: 44.3 Rohtak: 44.0 Ridge Delhi: 45.2 Safdarjung Delhi: 44.0 Palam: 44.5 Ayanagar: 44.6 Punjab Amritsar: 44.0 Ludhiana: 44.0 Patiala: 44.5 Madhya Pradesh Nowgong: 44.2 Khajuraho: 44.0 Satna: 44.3 Damoh: 44.5 Gwalior: 44.8 Rajgarh: 44.0 Uttar Pradesh Jhansi: 45.2 Fatehgarh: 45.7 Banda: 45.2 Varanasi: 44.4 Prayagraj: 45.2 Chhattisgarh Rajnandgaon: 44.3 Raipur: 44.6 Durg: 45.6 Jharkhand Daltonganj: 45.2 Vidarbha Wardha: 45.0 Nagpur: 44.4 Gondia: 45.6 Bramhapuri: 46.2 Amraoti: 44.0 Chandrapur: 45.2 Odisha Jharsuguda: 44.2 Sambalpur: 44.1 Bolangir: 44.2 Titlagarh: 45.2 Bhawanipatna: 44.6 Andhra Pradesh Vijaywada: 44.5

By Mohammad Suffian: Scorching heatwave continued to hit Odisha on Wednesday, making the capital city Bhubaneswar the 'hottest' place in the world as it recorded season’s highest temperature at 44.2 degree Celsius on Wednesday, the Bhubaneswar-based Meteorological Centre said. According to the data provided by www.ogimet.com, Baripada in Mayurbhanj district was second hottest in the state with 44.6 degrees Celsius on Tuesday. Odisha's capital Bhubaneswar broke a 73-year-old record when the maximum temperature reached to 44.2 degree Celsius on Wednesday, the highest recorded temperature for the month of March ever since its formation as the state capital and establishment of the Meteorological Centre in 1948. Bhubaneswar recorded 44.2 degrees Celsius topping the list of hottest cities, the weather department said. "Bhubaneswar city has broken its earlier record of 42.2 degrees Celsius on March 21, 2016," senior meteorologist of the Meteorological Centre, Bhubaneswar Uma Shankar Das told India Today, adding that it is due to the hot and dry wind from the west. “While the dry wind is now blowing in the lower atmosphere and there is less moisture in the air, the surface temperature has considerably gone up," he said. As many as 13 places in Odisha today recorded maximum temperature above 41 degrees Celsius. According to an evening bulletin of the India Meteorological Department (IMD), apart from Bhubaneswar, the day temperature went above 40 degrees Celsius at 17 places. Those...

Heat wave conditions have made an appearance over many parts of the country. Many areas have been seeing maximums well above the 40 degree mark. During the last 24 hours, Bundi in Rajasthan was the hottest place in the plains of the country, where the maximum temperature has been recorded at 45.2°C. Many other cities including Hamirpur, Khajuraho, Patna, Shantiniketan and Sambalpur recorded their maximum at 43.2 degrees Celsius. Take a look at the other hottest places in the country: Image Credits: DeshGujarat Any information taken from here should be credited to skymetweather.com I have become very sceptical with Indian Weather reporting agency. You said this year good monsoon, but till today no trace in Hyderabad. Becoming hot and sultry each day. We are in mid June but no great monsoon. Each year passes with poor rain and news that monsoon is retreating. Poor people they wait for next year monsoon.

Delhi On several occasions, the national capital of India has been recorded as the hottest city in India. The extreme weather faced annually is due to its less proximity to the coastal area. The temperature in Delhi usually hovers around 35- 40 degree celsius. Often temperature reaches as high as 44-degree celsius in the months of May-July. Churu Churu is a city in Rajasthan and is considered to be the hottest place in India due to its existence in the desert region of India. The temperature of the place has been recorded as high as 50-degree celsius. However, on average the temperature fluctuates around 35-degree celsius during day time.