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Le 21/05/2022 à 22:37, Longeville a écrit :
>> Il s'agit de la température à Mungespur, patelin pour lequel on ne 
>> dispose pas de relevés de plus de quelques mois (30 ans serait un 
>> minimum, 70 ou 100 ans souhaitables).
> 
> Peu importe il a été relevé 49,2°C à cet endroit et personne n'a apporté 
> la preuve que ce record a été battu.

Il n'existe que quelques mois de relevés à Mungeshpur. Ce "record" est 
peut-être un record local, mais nul ne peut en être sûr. Ce n'est pas un 
record pour l'Inde, encore moins pour le sous-continent indien, et 
encore moins une indication que la prédiction climastrologique du titre 
du fil de discussion ait le moindre fondement.

124°F (51,1°C) à Hyderabad et 118°F (47,8°C) sur une région étendue
Source The Mercury Hobbard Tasmania, fac simile ci-dessous :
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/30090056/1827504

HEAT WAVE IN INDIA
Record Temperatures
Heavy Toll of Life
CALCUTTA, June 7.
An unprecedented heat wave has
taken heavy toll of life in South
India. Numerous fatal cases of sun-
stroke have been reported, and many
persons have perished as a result of
village fires, the thatched roofs hav-
ing ignited.
Thermometers in Hyderabad have
registered a record shade tempera-
ture of 124 degrees, and tempera-
tures of 118 are common over a wide
area.
Eleven deaths from the heat occur-
red in Lucknow yesterday, and there
were 200 fatal cases in adjoining vil-
lages. Animals and birds are dying
in thousands.
In Assam, on the contrary, heavy
rain has fallen. At Cherrapunji, the
wettest place in the world, 23 inches
fell in one day.