India experiences extreme heat during the summer months, with some cities recording scorching temperatures. Here are the top 10 hottest cities in India during summer based on historical temperature data and trends.


Explore India's 10 Hottest Cities This Summer

India's national capital Delhi sweltered amid intense heatwave conditions on Friday (May 31) and occupied the top three hottest places in the country. Mungeshpur emerged as the hottest place in the country after recording 49.

Delhi, sweltering in intense heatwave, was home to top 3 hottest places in India on Friday

Amid the looming climate crisis and people battling unpredictable weather, the month of March has emerged as the 10th consecutive hottest month. The month has set a new monthly record for global heat on Earth as temperatures in both the world's air and oceans reached an all-time high, said the European Union climate agency Copernicus.

Earth continues to sear as March emerges as 10th consecutive hottest month 

A Canadian man Mike Jack, breaking his own world record of consuming 50 of the world’s hottest chilli pepper in the shortest duration, went on eating 85 more. Guinness World Records recently announced that Canada's Mike Jack consumed 50 Carolina reapers, which is the hottest pepper in the world and known to contain 1.

Watch | Man breaks record of eating hottest chilli pepper at fastest speed

The summer of 2023 has been deemed the hottest period on Earth since at least 1880 amid scorching heat waves experienced in Asia, Europe, North America and elsewhere, confirmed NASA while referring to the time when global record-keeping of temperatures started.

Summer 2023 was hottest on record since 1880, confirms NASA

Britain recorded its hottest day of the year so far on Saturday, the country's national weather service said, with provisional data showing a high of 32.7 degrees Celsius (90.

UK records year's hottest day, 32.7 degrees Celsius in Heathrow

Hong Kong experienced its hottest summer on record this year, with the city seeing "record-breaking" temperatures, the government said Monday, the latest region to experience the impact of a warming planet.

Hong Kong saw hottest summer on record in 2023

United Nations (UN) has said that July is "extremely likely" to be the hottest month ever recorded in history, as scorching heatwaves grip various regions of the world.

July poised to be hottest month on record as heatwaves engulf globe: UN

This year, India recorded its hottest February since 1901 with the average maximum temperature last month at 29.54 degrees Celsius. Taking to Twitter, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Tuesday (February 28), "Average maximum temperature in February was highest in 2023 over All India and North West India and second highest over Central India since 1901.

India records hottest February since 1901; IMD shares forecast from March to May

India is likely to face a blistering summer after recording its hottest February since 1901. The south Asian country recorded an average maximum temperature of 29.5°c. @mohammed11saleh tells you more.

India's hottest February since 1901

A report by the United Nations’ World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) stated that the last eight years have been the hottest ever recorded since the agency started releasing the figures.

COP27: Past eight years were the hottest ever in history, says United Nations

July has been termed as the 'world’s hottest month ever recorded, as confirmed by US government scientists. This provides a further indication of the unfolding climate crisis that is affecting almost every part of the planet.

July was world’s hottest month ever recorded: US scientists

2020 is on course to become one of three hottest years ever recorded in human history, the United Nations said on Wednesday. Since records began in 1850, the last six years leading upto 2020 have been the warmest, and 2020 is expected to break 2016’s mercury record, as highlighted in the 2020 State of the Global Climate report.

2020 on course to become hottest year in the history of mankind

Australia suffered its hottest month ever in January when widespread heatwaves exacerbated an already devastating drought, fuelled bushfires and contributed to mass fish deaths, officials reported Friday.

January was Australia's hottest month ever: Government

In pics: Temperatures soar to near 50 as heatwave hits southeast Australia

These maximum temperatures are expected to follow a similar trend with minor fluctuations only.

Delhi records hottest March day in 8 years on Wednesday

Consolidated data from five leading international weather agencies shows that "2015, 2016 and 2017 have been confirmed as the three warmest years on record", the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said

Last three years hottest on record: UN

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