The epidemic has not yet "receded", and this year's temperature has become a mystery.
In March, India hit its highest temperature in 122 years at 38°C, with an average temperature of 33.10°C.
Is this true or false? Let's take a look.
According to Jimu News:
On April 28, CNN reported that India has experienced months of extreme heat weather and is only expected to get hotter in the future. According to the India Meteorological Service, the overall average temperature in India in March 2022 was the highest temperature recorded in the last 122 years.
Why is India so "restless" this time?
Not only that, but on April 26 the Indian city of Balme directly reached a temperature of 45.1 °C.
What happened to India? Or is the earth sick now? How the high temperature in India is triggered, we will answer the questions for everyone when the time comes.
Let's first take a look at how Indians live in high temperatures, and will their air conditioners melt in high temperatures?
According to the Indian Meteorological Agency, in the next five days, many parts of India will usher in a "heat wave", the temperature will directly reach 44 ° C, and even at night there will be a possibility of sandstorms.
The weather on Earth is really something to love and hate.
In the winter, you may "freeze into a dog" if you are not careful, and in the summer, you may accidentally "become a dog".
So do you really like cold or do you like heat?
Maybe some people will blurt out that they like summer, and of course, some people like winter.
Generally speaking, in the summer, the home is either installed with air conditioning or has a strong wind electric fan.
However, in India alone, most people do not feel the charm of air conditioning.
Except for those who have lost a small amount of money, they will use the air conditioner. For ordinary people, it is really good to take a shower.
In the summer, at least tens of thousands of people in India will be taken to the hospital because of heat stroke, and even thousands of poor Indians will be "heated to death". The rich would hide in the attic, the place where they could escape the heat.
In fact, India also has air conditioning, but their air conditioning is very simple.
Come on, without further ado, go straight to the picture.
Through this picture, we can see that the air conditioning in India could not be simpler.
His air conditioner is filled with organic matter such as wheat straw, and it will rot at any time.
And the area where india's air conditioners lower the temperature, that is, the range is also very small.
You can see that behind the little boy in red in the picture above, there is an air conditioner next to a reader, so its cold wind is not strong.
It will not be like air conditioning, as long as the doors and windows are closed, its cold air can spread around.
Speaking of whether their air conditioners will be melted by high temperatures?
For now, this is not possible. It is more likely to attract many mosquitoes, and it will also be extremely short of water.
So how did the heat in India get triggered? Let's take a look.
First of all, let's look at the topography of India, india is surrounded by the Himalayas to the north, inland to the northwest, and it is mountainous. It stretches from north to south to the Indian Ocean, with the Indus River in the middle.
If you look at its climate, India experiences high temperatures every May.
In May 2015, for example, hot weather in parts of India killed more than 2,200 people.
In 2016, india again had a high temperature disaster, the temperature reached 43 ° C, and even the road had to be "melted".
So what is the phenomenon that causes high temperatures in India?
The southwest monsoon came late and was weak.
India has a tropical monsoon climate, the most notable feature of which is that the year is divided into three seasons.
The first season, March to May is the hot season, this time will continue to be high temperature and little rain;
In the second season, the southwest monsoon in India is weaker in May and will continue to be hot;
In the third season, from June to October, due to the influence of the southwest monsoon, the rainy season will enter.
Today, it's not just India that temperatures are rising, but even Pakistan is experiencing extreme heat.
And because temperatures continue to rise, the meteorological agencies of the two countries have issued high temperature warnings.
According to the Southern Metropolis Daily (reference news network) said:
British climate experts Mariam Zakaria and Friedrich Otto believe that extreme hot weather in India is more frequent than before due to climate change.
And Mariam Zakaria also said that such weather used to occur once every 50 years before the global temperature rise, but now it occurs about once every four years. As long as greenhouse gas emissions are not stopped, such weather will become more frequent.
In other words, part of the cause of global warming is inseparable from greenhouse gases.
Yes, as early as February 6, 2019, the World Meteorological Organization released a report that sustained long-term warming, whether on land or in the ocean, is associated with atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations.
And at the time, the Met Office predicted that 2019-2023 might be hotter than in the past.
Even on November 2, 2021, the Beiqing Network reported that the World Meteorological Organization released an interim report on the "Global Climate State 2021" on October 31, 2021.
The "world-record" concentration of greenhouse gases and heat accumulation in greenhouse gases has pushed the planet "into uncharted territory" and will have "far-reaching implications" for present and future generations, the report said.
Unexpectedly, it really is so.
Because India is facing high temperatures, and it will continue to rise in the next few days.
India is faced with such a hot temperature, in fact, they also have many ways to escape the heat.
It's too hot to be true, and they'll play in the water.
Now what we have to do is to protect the earth and stop letting it be "hurt".
How terrible are the temperatures this year? We already know from India. Even its temperature will continue to rise, and if we live in India I am afraid that we will not have the same perseverance as they are.
If we are faced with such a strong high temperature, we would like to soak in the water 24 hours a day and enjoy the coolness brought by the air conditioning.