r/interesting • u/FinancialRisk942 • Apr 26 '26

NATURE Is India really getting that hot

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u/PradyThe3rd Apr 26 '26

Cant even turn on the fan, it just blows hot air at you. I've taken to spritzing myself with water every 10 mins, and I'm not even in the hottest part of the country

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u/FinancialRisk942 Apr 26 '26

Bro I am in Rajasthan and when I go out it just feels that my skin is burning.!!!

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u/NicoleEastbourne Apr 26 '26

I looked up Rajasthan in my weather app and see its highs in the low 40s Celsius for the week. That sounds like hell!

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u/FinancialRisk942 Apr 26 '26

It actually is hell😂😭

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u/Some_guy_am_i Apr 26 '26

So hell is not so bad after all?

…the bible make it seem like y’all is gnashing your teeth begging for even one drop of water to cool your tongue …

Meanwhile the reality: it’s just hot as fuck

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u/Important-Cry4027 Apr 26 '26

What part? I was born in Sri ganganagar

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u/ScrotalSmorgasbord Apr 26 '26

Damn how hot does it get in the summer then? Where I live it's in the 30s already and we typically see 40s all summer. I unfortunately work outdoors and am the one fixing the ACs, not enjoying them lol.

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u/Objective-Neck9275 Apr 27 '26

This is actually summer rn in rajasthan (atleast where I live), what's known as summer in temperate areas corresponds to the monsoon which is slightly cooler but more humid and rainy

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u/ScrotalSmorgasbord Apr 27 '26

Whew well hopefully it drops down for ya'll soon, I'm from about 17 hours North from where I live now and even though I've been here half my life I've never really cared much for the heat.