Mercury touches 45 degrees Celius in Ganganagar

Tuesday, May 15, 2007, 11:37 [IST]

Jaipur, May 14 (UNI) The Pink city sweated it out today with the mercury touching 42.2 degrees Celsius, while humidity was at 67 per cent despite the city receiving an unseasonal rains yesterday.

Ganganagar remained the hotest city with the mecury touching 45 degrees Celsius followed by Kota at 44 degrees Celsius. The maximum temperature recorded at Ajmer was 41 degrees, Dabok in Udaipur at 40, Barmer at 41 degrees, Jaisalmer at 42 degrees Celsius, Jodhpur at 40 degrees and Bikaneer and Churu 43 degrees Celsius.

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