UP reels under heat wave
Thursday - May 24, 2018 2:42 pm ,
Category : SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Lucknow May 24 (IANS) A major portion of Uttar Pradesh continued to reel under an intense heat wave on Thursday weather officials said.
Dry winds blowing across the state capital and many other regions forced people to stay indoors.
The heat wave is particularly high in the state s central region and Bundelkhand.
Mahoba was the highest with 47.5 degrees Celsius followed by Jalaun with 47 degrees Hamirpur 45.6 degrees.
Temperatures recorded at Farukkhabad was 44.3 degrees celsius Auraiyya 45 degrees Unnao 44 degrees and Kannauj while Etawah also remained unbearably hot at 43 degrees celsius.
There has been a slight improvement in weather conditions in Kanpur after two days of scorching heat. Two heat-related deaths were reported in the Poorvanchal region.
Allahabad recorded a maximum of 42.2 degrees celsius while the state capital remained equally hot at 43 degrees celsius.
The weatherman predicted continuance of the weather for at least a week and advised people to remain indoors.
Many medical facilities and major towns of the state have reported patients suffering from vomiting and diarrhea - both symptoms of heat stroke.
--IANS md/ksk/vm
Dry winds blowing across the state capital and many other regions forced people to stay indoors.
The heat wave is particularly high in the state s central region and Bundelkhand.
Mahoba was the highest with 47.5 degrees Celsius followed by Jalaun with 47 degrees Hamirpur 45.6 degrees.
Temperatures recorded at Farukkhabad was 44.3 degrees celsius Auraiyya 45 degrees Unnao 44 degrees and Kannauj while Etawah also remained unbearably hot at 43 degrees celsius.
There has been a slight improvement in weather conditions in Kanpur after two days of scorching heat. Two heat-related deaths were reported in the Poorvanchal region.
Allahabad recorded a maximum of 42.2 degrees celsius while the state capital remained equally hot at 43 degrees celsius.
The weatherman predicted continuance of the weather for at least a week and advised people to remain indoors.
Many medical facilities and major towns of the state have reported patients suffering from vomiting and diarrhea - both symptoms of heat stroke.
--IANS md/ksk/vm
