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Mangaluru: Panambur registers highest temperature in country

  •   Mon, Nov 25 2019 08:36:23 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP) 

Mangaluru, Nov 25: Since the last some days, heat has been becoming unbearable in Karnataka coast. On Saturday November 23, Panambur recorded 37 degree Celsius, the highest in the country for the day. This was 4.2 degree higher than normal. On Sunday, the temperature reached 36.6 degree Celsius. The minimum temperature stood at 22.8 degree. 

Temperature recorded at the airport here on Saturday was 34.4 degree maximum and 23.9 degree minimum.

 


Panambur beach - File photo 

The meteorological department has predicted about the possibility of moderate rainfall in southern interior Karnataka on November 27 and 28, The coastal districts went without rainfall on Sunday and largely experienced hot weather. Some places in coast and rural places in interior Karnataka had cloudy weather on Sunday but there is no report of any rain anywhere.
  

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Mon, Nov 25 2019

    It's shocking that Mangluru recorded the highest temperature in India; shudder to think how the ensuing summer will be??

    The same phenomenon was observed last yeartoo Mangluru has lost majority greencover, population has increased manifold, it's become a concrete jungle

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  • Nagesh, Mangalore / Dubai.

    Mon, Nov 25 2019

    May be main cause is Mangalore surroundings so many Chemical industry harmful smokes effected to ozone layer further it will effected to increasing humidity and temperature also roadside natural trees removed all those things effected to temperature.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Mon, Nov 25 2019

    Is that due to many Industries in and around Panambur area including baikampady industrial area ?
    Heat combined with humidity OMG !
    Beginning of worse days ahead.

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  • PRAM, India/ Mangalore

    Mon, Nov 25 2019

    Guys it is still not late lets leave Religion & Polities aside, Let get together and make mangalore a beautiful place , let us start it from our home ...

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Mon, Nov 25 2019

    4.2 degrees higher than the normal is an anomaly. Recheck the thermometer.

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  • parvez, mangalore/dxb

    Mon, Nov 25 2019

    congrats to all ....deforestation and construction in the name of development gave us such a huge temperature this is just a start wait for the end . w e people can only talk on mandir - masjid any how enjoy it

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  • GK, Mangalore

    Mon, Nov 25 2019

    Mr Parvez .. Please tell me how many trees you growned this year.??

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  • parvez, mangalore/dxb

    Mon, Nov 25 2019

    if i dint growned the trees i havent cut any trees also broo.

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