Rajasthan Roasts Under Relentless Heatwave: Karauli Sizzles at 47.6°C

Despite a slight drop in maximum temperatures, Rajasthan is gripped by a scorching heatwave with Karauli hitting 47.6°C. Jaipur and other regions also face exceptionally high temperatures. A marginal temperature decrease compared to the previous day was noted, yet values remain significantly above normal. Light rains are predicted soon.

Even after a slight drop in the maximum temperature, a scorching heatwave continues to grip Rajasthan with Karauli recording a high of 47.6 degree Celsius on Friday.

The state capital Jaipur recorded a high of 45 degree Celsius.

According to local MeT department, the maximum temperature in Ganganagar was 47.3 degrees, 46.7 degrees in Sangaria, 46.6 degrees in Banasthali (Tonk), 46.5 degrees in Alwar, 46.4 degrees in Dholpur, 46.2 degrees in Churu and 46.1 degrees in Fatehpur (Sikar).

In most parts of the state, there was a drop of one to two degrees Celsius in maximum temperature on Friday as compared to Thursday. However, the temperature was recorded from one degree Celsius to five degrees Celsius above normal, they said.

Light rains with strong winds are predicted in some parts of the state in the next few days.

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