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99 Deaths In Odisha, Water Shortage In Delhi: India's Heatwave Crisis
Heatwave death cases: Ninety-nine suspected heatstroke deaths in Odisha, 33 poll personnel dead in Uttar Pradesh and severe water shortage in some parts of the national capital Delhi - India is currently enduring a devastating heatwave.
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It's Official. Delhi Temperature High, But Not Record-Breaking. See Why
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has said that a "faulty sensor" gave an erroneous recording of 52.9 degree Celsius on May 29. The sensor had a "positive bias" of 3 degree Celsius.
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Did Delhi's Mungeshpur Record 52.9 Degrees Celsius? Minister Clarifies
Earth Sciences Minister Kiren Rijiju on Saturday said that the weather station in Delhi that recorded a temperature of 52.9 degrees Celsius in Delhi - the highest ever in India - had suffered a sensor error.
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"Felt Like It Was Raining Fire": Residents Of Mungeshpur, India's 'Hottest' Place
The nondescript area of Mungeshpur in northwest Delhi was thrust into the limelight on Wednesday when the temperature recorded by an India Meteorological Department weather station in the area was a staggering 52.9 degrees Celsius.
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What Is Eye Stroke Caused By Extreme Heat? Can It Lead To Loss Of Vision?
Delhi has been battling a severe heatwave over the last two weeks. While Mungeshpur, on the city's northwestern fringes, saw the mercury touching 52.9 degrees Celsius, a person died in a city hospital due to heatstroke.
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Delhi's Primary Weather Station Records 46.8 Degrees, Highest In 79 Years
Delhi's Mungeshpur on Wednesday logged a maximum of 52.9 degrees Celsius, the highest ever temperature recorded in the city, even as the India Meteorological Department said it is examining sensors and data of the area's weather station for error.
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Delhi Hits 52.9 Degrees. List Of Top 10 Hottest Places Today In India
Delhi's Mungeshpur recorded India's highest-ever temperature since records began.
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Is It Really 52.9 Degrees In Delhi? Weather Chief Says Investigating Readings
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) is checking the temperature sensor in Delhi's Mungeshpur automatic weather station to see if the sensor is working properly, according to IMD Director General M Mohapatra.
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Severe Heatwave Sweeps North India As Mercury Breaches 50 Degree Mark
Heatwave alert: Large parts of northern and central India were in the grip of extreme heatwave conditions on Tuesday with the mercury crossing 50 degrees Celsius in Rajasthan's Churu and Haryana's Sirsa and settling nine notches above normal in Delhi
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At 48.3 Degrees, Delhi's Mungeshpur Records Highest Temperature: Weather Office
Delhi is witnessing extreme heatwave conditions, with the maximum temperatures reaching over 48 degrees Celsius in Mungeshpur, a locality in the national capital.
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Delhi Swelters Under Heatwave, Mercury Hits 47 Degrees In Some Parts
A tormenting heatwave turned Delhi into a hot cauldron on Saturday, pushing the mercury to an unbearable high of 47.2 degrees Celsius at Mungeshpur and 47 degrees Celsius at Najafgarh, both at least seven notches above the normal.
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99 Deaths In Odisha, Water Shortage In Delhi: India's Heatwave Crisis
Heatwave death cases: Ninety-nine suspected heatstroke deaths in Odisha, 33 poll personnel dead in Uttar Pradesh and severe water shortage in some parts of the national capital Delhi - India is currently enduring a devastating heatwave.
-
It's Official. Delhi Temperature High, But Not Record-Breaking. See Why
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has said that a "faulty sensor" gave an erroneous recording of 52.9 degree Celsius on May 29. The sensor had a "positive bias" of 3 degree Celsius.
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Did Delhi's Mungeshpur Record 52.9 Degrees Celsius? Minister Clarifies
Earth Sciences Minister Kiren Rijiju on Saturday said that the weather station in Delhi that recorded a temperature of 52.9 degrees Celsius in Delhi - the highest ever in India - had suffered a sensor error.
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"Felt Like It Was Raining Fire": Residents Of Mungeshpur, India's 'Hottest' Place
The nondescript area of Mungeshpur in northwest Delhi was thrust into the limelight on Wednesday when the temperature recorded by an India Meteorological Department weather station in the area was a staggering 52.9 degrees Celsius.
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What Is Eye Stroke Caused By Extreme Heat? Can It Lead To Loss Of Vision?
Delhi has been battling a severe heatwave over the last two weeks. While Mungeshpur, on the city's northwestern fringes, saw the mercury touching 52.9 degrees Celsius, a person died in a city hospital due to heatstroke.
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Delhi's Primary Weather Station Records 46.8 Degrees, Highest In 79 Years
Delhi's Mungeshpur on Wednesday logged a maximum of 52.9 degrees Celsius, the highest ever temperature recorded in the city, even as the India Meteorological Department said it is examining sensors and data of the area's weather station for error.
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Delhi Hits 52.9 Degrees. List Of Top 10 Hottest Places Today In India
Delhi's Mungeshpur recorded India's highest-ever temperature since records began.
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Is It Really 52.9 Degrees In Delhi? Weather Chief Says Investigating Readings
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) is checking the temperature sensor in Delhi's Mungeshpur automatic weather station to see if the sensor is working properly, according to IMD Director General M Mohapatra.
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Severe Heatwave Sweeps North India As Mercury Breaches 50 Degree Mark
Heatwave alert: Large parts of northern and central India were in the grip of extreme heatwave conditions on Tuesday with the mercury crossing 50 degrees Celsius in Rajasthan's Churu and Haryana's Sirsa and settling nine notches above normal in Delhi
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At 48.3 Degrees, Delhi's Mungeshpur Records Highest Temperature: Weather Office
Delhi is witnessing extreme heatwave conditions, with the maximum temperatures reaching over 48 degrees Celsius in Mungeshpur, a locality in the national capital.
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Delhi Swelters Under Heatwave, Mercury Hits 47 Degrees In Some Parts
A tormenting heatwave turned Delhi into a hot cauldron on Saturday, pushing the mercury to an unbearable high of 47.2 degrees Celsius at Mungeshpur and 47 degrees Celsius at Najafgarh, both at least seven notches above the normal.
