BENGALURU: Amidst people suffering from the drought as the monsoon has failed, the threat of Sun stroke has increased for the people of the state, and temperatures have risen in most parts of the state, making people uncomfortable.
Amidst the tension of monsoon deficiency in the state, the Sun’s fury even in the rainy season is tormenting the state. The maximum temperature has risen above normal in most parts of the state with the Super El Nino effect causing the monsoon to fail this time.
The El Nino effect has seriously affected the state’s atmosphere, creating a summer-like experience even in the rainy season. The hot weather is due to the fact that there are no cyclones or low pressure being formed in Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea that can bring rain.
Temperature has risen above normal in most districts of the state, and record temperatures are being recorded in North Karnataka, coastal districts.
Temperature in major cities of the state.
- Karwar – 37.4 °C (present)- 31.9 °C (normal
- Honnavar – 35.5 °C – 31.2 °C
- Mangalore – 34.2 °C – 30.9 °C
- Kalburgi – 37 °C – 32.9 °C
- Bidar – 35.2 °C – 30.8 °C
- Vijayapura – 31.6 °C – 35 °C
- Belagavi – 29 °C – 33 °C
- Dharwad – 34.8 °C – 30 °C
- Gadag 34.5 °C – 30 °C
- Haveri – 35.8 °C – 30.2 °C
- Bengaluru – 30.5 °C – 28.8 °C
- Mysuru – 30.8 °C – 29.9 °C
The Super El Nino effect is likely to rage till the end of summer of 2027, and we have to wait and see what level temperature will reach for summer.
