Rajasthan witness temperature crossing the 45-degree mark in diffrent parts of state. The weather office had issued severe heat warning in the state for the next two days as the maximum temperature in the state shot up to 45 degrees Celsius at many places. The Met office warned the heat wave conditions may persist for the next couple of days. Rajasthan is in the grip of a severe heat wave with the maximum temperature showing a sudden spurt. Ganganagar has been the hottest place in the state at 45.7 degrees Celsius. Maximum temperature in Churu and Barmer were reported at 45.3 degrees Celsius. According to Met office, "heat wave conditions will continue in parts of central and east India, Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan in the next 48 hours." Ajmer reported a maximum of 43 degrees Celsius, Dabok (Udaipur) was at 42.2, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur 43.9 , Kota 44.1, Bikaner 44.5 degrees Celsius on Wednesday.
In Jaipur also the day temperature had gone up to 43 degrees Celsius on Thursday. Schoolkids were the most suffering lot as they had no option but to return home in the hot summer noon as most of the schools have reopened after the annual break. Though northern states like Uttar Pradesh had announced closure of schools considering the severe heat wave conditions, the Rajasthan government had not taken any decision till now. The scorching heat forced the people to keep indoors. Market places wore a deserted look.
In Jaipur also the day temperature had gone up to 43 degrees Celsius on Thursday. Schoolkids were the most suffering lot as they had no option but to return home in the hot summer noon as most of the schools have reopened after the annual break. Though northern states like Uttar Pradesh had announced closure of schools considering the severe heat wave conditions, the Rajasthan government had not taken any decision till now. The scorching heat forced the people to keep indoors. Market places wore a deserted look.
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