India Saw Hottest Days In March Since 1901, 71% Rain Deficit | Read

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India, on average, recorded its hottest March since 1901 with the maximum temperature clocking in at 1.86°C above normal, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said today. The average rainfall over the country was also found to be 71% less than its Long Period Average (LPA) during the month, it said.

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