This Pak city broke the world record for hottest April day ever

DN Bureau

This might just be the highest temperature ever reliably measured on the planet during April.

Representational image
Representational image


Islamabad: Pakistan's Nawabshah city on Monday hit 50.2 C, marking the highest temperature recorded for the month of April, ever.

This might just be the highest temperature ever reliably measured on the planet during April.

Also Read | Weather Update: Maximum temperature may touch 40°Celsius in Delhi

Also Read: Donald Trump hints at release of 3 Americans detained in North Korea

Dozens of people fainted in Nawabshah and Larkana, Dawn reported, adding that the city remained deserted for the day as people avoided coming out of their houses.

Also Read | Intense heat wave batters North India

An expert on global weather extremes, Christopher Burt told the Washington Post that Nawabshah probably had the highest temperature "yet reliably observed on Earth in modern records."

The report stated that Burt's observation cannot be confirmed as the World Meteorological Organization does not conduct official reviews of such monthly temperature extremes. (ANI)










Related Stories