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Mangaluru clocks highest temperature in country

  •   Thu, Nov 12 2020 02:12:33 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Nov 12: Even as many places in the state and the country are reporting a sharp fall in the temperature, Mangaluru registered 35.9 degree Celsius, which was the highest temperature in the entire country on Wednesday November 11.

The maximum temperature in the city was about three degree Celsius above normal. At the same time, the night temperature in the city has been seeing a sharp fall with even fog being witnessed during early mornings.

On Wednesday, the minimum temperature stood at 8.2 degree Celsius in Mandla, Madhya Pradesh, which was almost equal to the temperature in Bidar, Karnataka, and became the coldest place in India for the day.

 

 

 

 
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Nov 13 2020

    Try to cut more trees,build more buildings,and more vehicles with more diesel ,.Roads are heating at midday like in sahara.when ventilators or ACs are working with high tempo,naturally noone need to complain why temperature is high in mangalore.Best is bann too many vehicles from city.Try to put elekro buses in city.

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  • Praveen, surathkall

    Thu, Nov 12 2020

    Highest temperature and highest rainfall ( Sept. 2020 ) in Mangalore and Brahmavara respectively; what is happening in undivided DK district?

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Thu, Nov 12 2020

    with maloos acquiring forest lands supposedly for plantations....what will be the status of MLR in fututre... Kerala was also land of hills and forests which were grazed and razed to build roads, resorts , holidays homes etc. etc. for easy tourism money... so KL had to face the fully fury of mother nature in the form of floods (deluge) and landslides... that should not happen in our Malnaad, Chimagalur, Kodagu, Sullia... kollur ... hope people have learnt the lessons ....

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  • Santan Mascarenhas, Kinnigoli/Bangalore

    Thu, Nov 12 2020

    With temperature 35.9 degree C, coupled with Mangalore's November month average relative humidity of 77%, one would definitely feel a higher heat by about 2 to 3 degrees. Akola and Rajastan have recorded 50 and 51 degrees respectively in summer, even such places are cooler than Mangalore at this time of the year. Surely, slowly and steadily, people in Mangalore have to bear the brunt of this problem.

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  • Shonith, Mangalore

    Thu, Nov 12 2020

    Continue cutting trees!!

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Thu, Nov 12 2020

    It's getting converted into a desert, last year too it happened twice!
    It's not an ordinary record but signs of things going to come!

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  • Vishal, Mangalore

    Thu, Nov 12 2020

    The rate at which trees are being cut around Mangalore, as anywhere else, this was only bound to happen. I am afraid things are only going to worsen in the days and years to come unless people come forward and start growing trees. From the look of it, not many people seem to be worried. We will have nobody else but to blame ourselves if we fail to take corrective action now.

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  • Sp, Mangalore

    Thu, Nov 12 2020

    Cutting trees. Plus concrete roads can also intensify heat by a phenomenon called urban heat islands(UHI). You can Google it to read about it. Concrete roads and walls soak up the heat and create an oven like effect in cities. This is why we have seen that over the past few years, it's becoming unbearable in the afternoon to go out.

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  • Basil D'souza, Mangalore

    Thu, Nov 12 2020

    Smart city with no trees or greenery smart administration.

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Thu, Nov 12 2020

    Yes it will be... Let's cut the trees as many as possible...and build structures to let out. When you cut one tree, plant two around the structures..... Otherwise let's face the heat..

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