April weather in Pakistan

From Indpaedia
(Difference between revisions)
Jump to: navigation, search
(Created page with "{| class="wikitable" |- |colspan="0"|<div style="font-size:100%"> This is a collection of articles archived for the excellence of their content.<br/> </div> Additional informa...")
 
(Nawabshah)
 
Line 43: Line 43:
 
= 29th April=
 
= 29th April=
 
= 30th April=
 
= 30th April=
==Nawabshah==
+
==Nawabshah/ 2018==
 
===50.2°C/ 122.4 °F Maximum ===
 
===50.2°C/ 122.4 °F Maximum ===
(2018)
+
 
[[https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/pakistans-nawabshah-town-sees-highest-ever-april-temperature/articleshow/64010618.cms  Shailaja Neelakantan | Pakistan's town sees 'highest ever April temperature' | TIMESOFINDIA.COM | May 3, 2018]
 
[[https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/pakistans-nawabshah-town-sees-highest-ever-april-temperature/articleshow/64010618.cms  Shailaja Neelakantan | Pakistan's town sees 'highest ever April temperature' | TIMESOFINDIA.COM | May 3, 2018]
  
Line 56: Line 56:
  
 
"The unbearable heat forced people to remain indoors throughout the day. Roads and markets wore a deserted look and business activities came to a halt. The worst sufferers of heatstroke were labourers and motorcyclists," reported Pakistani newspaper Dawn.
 
"The unbearable heat forced people to remain indoors throughout the day. Roads and markets wore a deserted look and business activities came to a halt. The worst sufferers of heatstroke were labourers and motorcyclists," reported Pakistani newspaper Dawn.
 +
 +
"There was a 51 degree Celsius reading reported from Santa Rosa, Mexico, in April 2011, but this figure is considered of dubious reliability, so yes, the 50.2 degree Celsius reading is likely '''the hottest April temperature''' yet reliably '''observed on Earth''' in modern records," said weather historian Christopher Burt to web site Earther.com
 +
=See also=
 +
[[January weather in Pakistan]] <>[[ February weather in Pakistan]] <> [[March weather in Pakistan]] <> [[April weather in Pakistan]] <> [[May weather in Pakistan]] <> [[June weather in Pakistan]] <> [[July weather in Pakistan]] <> [[August weather in Pakistan]] <> [[September weather in Pakistan]] <> [[October weather in Pakistan]] <> [[November weather in Pakistan]] <> [[December weather in Pakistan]]

Latest revision as of 22:17, 3 May 2018

This is a collection of articles archived for the excellence of their content.

Additional information may please be sent as messages to
the Facebook community, Indpaedia.com.
All information used will be acknowledged in your name.


This page is under construction and will take several years to fill up.

Contents

[edit] 1st April

[edit] 2nd April

[edit] 3rd April

[edit] 4th April

[edit] 5th April

[edit] 6th April

[edit] 7th April

[edit] 8th April

[edit] 9th April

[edit] 10th April

[edit] 11th April

[edit] 13th April

[edit] 14th April

[edit] 15th April

[edit] 16th April

[edit] 17th April

[edit] 18th April

[edit] 19th April

[edit] 20th April

[edit] 21st April

[edit] 22nd April

[edit] 23rd April

[edit] 24th April

[edit] 25th April

[edit] 26th April

[edit] 27th April

[edit] 28th April

[edit] 29th April

[edit] 30th April

[edit] Nawabshah/ 2018

[edit] 50.2°C/ 122.4 °F Maximum

[Shailaja Neelakantan | Pakistan's town sees 'highest ever April temperature' | TIMESOFINDIA.COM | May 3, 2018


Temperatures soared to 50.2 degrees C, or 122.4 degrees F, in Nawabshah in southern Pakistan on Monday, April 30.

One of the first people to draw attention to this record was French meteorologist Etienne Kapikian. He said it was the hottest April temperature ever recorded in Pakistan and that was a new record for the entire Asian continent as well.

The sizzling heat took a toll on the residents.

"The unbearable heat forced people to remain indoors throughout the day. Roads and markets wore a deserted look and business activities came to a halt. The worst sufferers of heatstroke were labourers and motorcyclists," reported Pakistani newspaper Dawn.

"There was a 51 degree Celsius reading reported from Santa Rosa, Mexico, in April 2011, but this figure is considered of dubious reliability, so yes, the 50.2 degree Celsius reading is likely the hottest April temperature yet reliably observed on Earth in modern records," said weather historian Christopher Burt to web site Earther.com

[edit] See also

January weather in Pakistan <> February weather in Pakistan <> March weather in Pakistan <> April weather in Pakistan <> May weather in Pakistan <> June weather in Pakistan <> July weather in Pakistan <> August weather in Pakistan <> September weather in Pakistan <> October weather in Pakistan <> November weather in Pakistan <> December weather in Pakistan

Personal tools
Namespaces

Variants
Actions
Navigation
Toolbox
Translate