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India Sees Hottest August Since 1901: Record Temperatures Alert
India recorded its hottest August since 1901, with temperatures soaring above the normal mean of 27.34°C. This unprecedented heat wave raises concerns about climate change and its impact on weather patterns. Meteorologists warn that such extreme temperatures could become more frequent, affecting agriculture and public health across the nation.
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