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Bengaluru Sees Hottest July In 112 Years, Mercury Hits 33.6 Degree Celsius
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Bengaluru recorded 33.6°C, its hottest July day in 112 years, according to the Meteorological Department.
The previous record was 33.3°C, set in 1914 and matched in 1926.
The temperature exceeds the city's typical July average by a notable margin.
This data comes from the India Meteorological Department's historical records.
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