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Global warming is cause because wastes being thrown to river or burnt actually helps global warming that why it hot I still remember ozil tweet
"What is happening to so called the largest democracy in the world"
"What is happening to so called the largest democracy in the world"
Why a thread on the temperature in one tiny part of the world for one tiny part of one day?
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I am living in Bangalore, here it is very cold
@TheKingClash
I just visited Northern India in summer holidays, the temperature isn't *that* hot there, compared to Middle West-East; hill stations feel like Indian winter. And also, I think 50ºC is high, Middle-East has equal temperatures to Middle-West.
I just visited Northern India in summer holidays, the temperature isn't *that* hot there, compared to Middle West-East; hill stations feel like Indian winter. And also, I think 50ºC is high, Middle-East has equal temperatures to Middle-West.
Congrats for India winning Thomas cup
@TheKingClash said in #4:
> That's not surprising. Especially in the plains of Northern India, where the monsoon rains take longer to reach the area, temperatures sometimes reach more than 40C in April or May after months of very little rain. What's more surprising is that some places in the Middle East regularly reach 50C nowadays, and some towns within the Arctic Circle reached more than 35C last summer.
Yes taht the cause but luckily i am living in east former capital of india you can guess it the cyclone assami hit it was not dangerous but it cool down kolkata temperature was 36 celecius now it 25-29 celsious phew the cuclone was not dangerous like the amphan or bulbull cyclone!
> That's not surprising. Especially in the plains of Northern India, where the monsoon rains take longer to reach the area, temperatures sometimes reach more than 40C in April or May after months of very little rain. What's more surprising is that some places in the Middle East regularly reach 50C nowadays, and some towns within the Arctic Circle reached more than 35C last summer.
Yes taht the cause but luckily i am living in east former capital of india you can guess it the cyclone assami hit it was not dangerous but it cool down kolkata temperature was 36 celecius now it 25-29 celsious phew the cuclone was not dangerous like the amphan or bulbull cyclone!
hi @DrSAmAnYaY
16 C in here.
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