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At 33.6 °C, Bengaluru records hottest July day

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At 33.6 °C, Bengaluru records hottest July day
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Bengaluru recorded its hottest July day ever on Tuesday, with temperatures reaching 33.6°C. This record surpasses the previous highs set in 1914 and 1926, amid a pause in the southwest monsoon.

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The record-breaking temperature highlights shifting weather patterns and the impact of climate variability on urban environments.

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With the southwest monsoon hitting the pause button, temperatures in Bengaluru have been soaring over the last couple of days. On Tuesday (July 14), Bengaluru city recorded the hottest July day ever.

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The report is based on meteorological data and provides objective temperature comparisons.

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