Heatwave Grips Western MP: Ratlam Sizzles at 46.5°C
Heatwave Grips Western MP: Ratlam Sizzles at 46.5°C

Indore: Heatwave conditions have tightened their grip over western Madhya Pradesh, with Ratlam emerging as the state's hottest city on Tuesday, recording a blistering 46.5 degrees Celsius. The city has been experiencing intense heat for the past several days, after registering 45 degrees Celsius on Monday and 45.5 degrees Celsius on Sunday. Even Tuesday morning offered little respite, as the minimum temperature remained high at 27.4 degrees Celsius.

Other Cities Under Heatwave Alert

Dhar and Ujjain, both under a heatwave alert, also reeled under severe conditions as the mercury climbed to 44.5 degrees Celsius and 44.4 degrees Celsius respectively. The meteorological department has predicted that heatwave conditions will prevail in these parts of western Madhya Pradesh for the next four days.

Residents are advised to take precautions, stay hydrated, and avoid direct sun exposure during peak hours. Authorities have also issued advisories to schools and workplaces to adjust timings to minimize heat-related health risks.

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