Hottest City in the world / myLot

Kathmandu, Nepal

June 2, 2019 7:07am CST

Hi everyone, while surfing internet i got the news that Chandrapur, India has recorded 47.8degree Celsius and become the hottest city in the world. Why this temperature is surging upward?. It is nearly half boiled. Is it the impact of global warming? Pic: Found in internet

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Christina Ladanger

@Ladanger (14578)

• United States

3 Jun 19

I have low blood pressure so if i lived there i would be passing out all of the time

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Christina Ladanger

@Ladanger (14578)

• United States

3 Jun 19

@Mahaev yes because here in new york it gets cold alot.

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Nischal Dhakal

@Mahaev (333)

• Kathmandu, Nepal

3 Jun 19

You are lucky got gave you birth USA according to your health. :)

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Nischal Dhakal

@Mahaev (333)

• Kathmandu, Nepal

3 Jun 19

@Ladanger

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Shifa

@ShifaLk (17817)

• India

8 Jun 19

But I heard from a MyLotter that he has 60 deg c in his place Algeria

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Ptrikha_2

@ptrikha_2 (46955)

• India

9 Jun 19

@ShifaLk yes he lives at the edge of Sahara Desert.

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rakski

@rakski (123123)

• Philippines

3 Jun 19

oh my, too hot!

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rakski

@rakski (123123)

• Philippines

3 Jun 19

@Mahaev for sure

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Nischal Dhakal

@Mahaev (333)

• Kathmandu, Nepal

3 Jun 19

Yes it is half boiled

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DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

2 Jun 19

Yikes! That is ridiculously hot!!! I’m sure global warming has something to do with the crazy weather all over the world.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

9 Jun 19

@Mahaev

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Nischal Dhakal

@Mahaev (333)

• Kathmandu, Nepal

2 Jun 19

The layer is becoming thinner DUE TO GLOBAL WARMING.

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Nocturnal Writer

@Nakitakona (56486)

• Philippines

2 Jun 19

It's no wonder for it belong to tropical zone which the sun is directly overhead. It gets all the scorching heat of the sun in a particular season.

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Nischal Dhakal

@Mahaev (333)

• Kathmandu, Nepal

2 Jun 19

Each and every year the temperature is increasing

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Nocturnal Writer

@Nakitakona (56486)

• Philippines

2 Jun 19

@Mahaev It's because of the location of your place and naturallly this so-called climate change.

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era

@raveeen (3457)

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2 Jun 19

OMGGG That's toooo hot!! I remember last week the temperature here at PH reached 42° I really want to go back to Australia that time haha

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Nischal Dhakal

@Mahaev (333)

• Kathmandu, Nepal

2 Jun 19

Since 1 yrs you are in vacation. That's really wonderful

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Nischal Dhakal

@Mahaev (333)

• Kathmandu, Nepal

2 Jun 19

@MALUSE PH is short from of Philippines.

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Ptrikha_2

@ptrikha_2 (46955)

• India

9 Jun 19

Well these areas are normally quite hot in the summers. But increasing construction and deforestation increases the mercury levels even more. Another city Churu in North-West India has seen temperature cross 50 C. Not everyone has an AC or a cooler there and life is hellish for the people there.

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very high temperatures

Nischal Dhakal

@Mahaev (333)

• Kathmandu, Nepal

10 Jun 19

For sure it is the impact of deforestation and urbanization. Yeah i head that temperature has crossed 50 degree