Fire showers in early April: Bhuj and Surendranagar 43, Rajkot 42.1

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The weather department forecasts that the temperature will remain above normal this month. The effects of more than 400 hot days in Saurashtra, including nausea, dizziness, increase in 108 calls in Rajkot, 235 per week.

Rajkot: May is the hottest month in Gujarat. After the heatwave continues in March, the temperature has risen unbearably since the beginning of April. Rajkot had the highest rainfall of 42.1 degrees Celsius in these three cities. April is every summer so special heat is likely.

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According to the meteorological department, in most parts of the country, including Gujarat, the temperature will be higher than normal in April-2022, i.e. summer will be harsher. Changes in sea surface temperature are likely to affect India's climate, which is being monitored by the system. In Saurashtra, Ta. Till March 3 and in Gujarat. The heatwave is forecast for March 4. Partial clouds are expected across the state including Surat, Ahmedabad, Rajkot from April 5.

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In North Gujarat, Ahmedabad received 41.7, Deesa 41.8, Gandhinagar 40.8, Vadodara 40.4 sec. Drivers had to turn on headlights and wipers as visibility plummeted to 96 percent humidity in the morning!

The unbearable hot weather in Saurashtra has resulted in more than 400 cases of diarrhea, fever, dizziness, chest pain, panic attacks and palpitations every day. The number of calls to 108 has increased significantly in places including Junagadh and Rajkot. According to official sources, 235 calls were received in Rajkot last week which have been treated. The health system has appealed to the people to take maximum fluids, eat light food and avoid going out in the sun.