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Temperature soaring towards record mark in Mangaluru

  •   Sun, Feb 26 2023 09:49:44 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Feb 26: Temperature is soaring high in twin districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi day by day. The average temperature is about to touch 35 deg C. Pricking heat is continuing. According to weather experts, the conditions will prevail for some days.

In Mangaluru, the maximum temperature of 34.9 deg C was recorded on Friday. So far the highest for the month of February was 37.5 deg C that was recorded on February 14.

As the heat is rising, contagious diseases are increasing.

Foggy weather is being noticed in Mangaluru city, Surathkal, Hosabettu areas. Morning walkers and vehicle drivers faced difficulty as the visibility was very poor.

According to meteorologists when the season changes from winter to summer, this kind of weather prevails. The temperature is minimum in the mornings with fog and later in the day it will be simmering hot. This weather will continue for next three weeks and summer rain is expected around mid-March.

 

 

 
  

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    In and around Firangipet there are paddy fields and lots of greenary so you can enjoy pleasant weather or take dip in Nethravathi river.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Mon, Feb 27 2023

    Please come and see the situation now; there is hardly any greenery to be seen when you pass along the highway; regarding contamination with drainage/sewage/effluent water in the Netravati the less spoken the better!!!

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  • Rajesh, Mulki

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Thanks to the smoke emitted from the power plants

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  • Adarsh, Mangaluru

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Now we cannot remain fair and lovely like north indians also because we will become black due to hot weather

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  • Lancy, Bengaluru

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Climate change, poor planning & mindless construction lead to tragedies from natural hazards

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    One of the reason is the concrete roads in and around Mangalore. There will surely be a difference without concrete roads, it would be better.

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  • roy Indian, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    gulf people started planting trees becoause its very hot and in india specially in mangalore government are cutting tress and hiils for building and roads . soon ever houses in india need A.C ...... TAK TAK

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Water itself costs ₹20/L and forget about juices; with 80% of the population struggling to make both ends meet, how does the poor be able to do this except keep himself cool by drinking natural well water!!

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  • Rems, Mangaluru

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Natural well water ? What is that ?

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    It's the untreated water from an open well situated in a clean, virgin rural setting; it will have all the natural minerals direct from the earth's womb! But it needs to be stilled for any impurities to settle down; for natural disinfection, it can be stored in an wide mouthed open vessel covered with a pure cotton thin cloth and kept in the blazing 🌞 (UV rays) for some hours before consumption! FYI, till a few decades ago, people used to directly drink water drawn from open wells without any treatment, but those times the surroundings were pristine with hardly any contamination! Gist of the message is that poor people have only this option to quench their thirst in the torrid summer! FYI, never drink borewell water as it contains a lot of heavy metal contamination, which is very detrimental to health!!

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    dont worry our cloud scientist will open his 56 inch chest and show laal aanken to the sun...immediately he will cool down and send showers...to India....

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Mangalore has been experiencing intensle summers since some years due to environmental degradation and rampant concretization with global climate change adding to the heat! Peak summer the heat is unbearable this making it an inhospitable place from March till the onset of the monsoon!

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Feb 28 2023

    R.Rodrigues Mumbai true,and I must say increase of vehicles add too.Many are driving with diesel,more concrete buildings more electric ,No trees.Without AC s living is impossible.Even here weather has changed .very hot sticking .No rain ,no snow in many regions .

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  • Pavan, Mlr

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Citizens kathre mai hai 😂😆

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  • habib, mangalore

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    garmi nahi bada , ham budde hogaye hain

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  • srj, mangalore

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    thanks to the concrete jungle... in a few years we might beat middle east

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  • TK, dubai

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Some might blame Nehru for this also 😬

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  • Nd, Mangaluru

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Cut more trees. Level more hills. Build more buildings with full concrete and expect a cool breeze in summer!

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  • Preetham, Farangipet

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Do you expect people to erect the buildings in the sea and live there?

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  • Elwyn Goveas, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Drink more water as much as possible.Also juices like sugarcane,lime or other fruit juices that can make your body cooler and cooler.Wear protective goggles while out in the sun.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Water itself costs ₹20/L and forget about juices; with 80% of the population struggling to make both ends meet, how does the poor man be able afford your suggestion, except keep himself cool and contended by drinking natural well water!!

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