What are the average annual temperatures for New Delhi, India from 1986-2006?
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INDIA.....\n\nIts tough to get exact info , but I can give an approximate temp's\n\nSummer : about 32 C\nWinter : about 10 C\nRest : about 15 C\n\nAnnual Temp  (Average ) : 17 C
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about -36 degrees centigrade
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"temperatures range from 32 °C (90 °F) during the daytime to 21 °C (70 °F) in the evening practically year-round. Humidity is always high at about 80 percent. The rainy season takes place between October and November"
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Kerala,India. It is about 30 degrees. clear sky, bright sunshine. Nice day. 11:42 am
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in New Delhi, India?? :)
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Probably Calcutta, India. The normal summer temperature in this large metropolis often rises above 115 F. I met some lovely people from Calcutta during graduate school. They told me that often it would get so hot in the evenings during their summer season that they would have to sleep on the roof! Also, many of the homes in Calcutta don't have air conditioning. Now THAT would be a hot place! San Antonio, Texas seems cool compared to this!
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in abu dhabi its humid and 48 c degreesss :((((
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New Delhi is the capital of India
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As of Jan 1, 2006:\nDeclination = 9° 26' E changing by 0° 7' W/year \n\nThe link below will calculate for any city.
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I have a 30 year history source.\nAugust (unk year)\n\nRecord Monthly Rainfall    46.4  cm    18.3  in
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New Delhi, Calcutta:\nFri, 12 May 2006 18:52:17 +0530
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try checking with National Statistics Office or NSO
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in india it is\nfebruary 2007....i saw in newspaper...
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Su·rat    (srt, s-rt) KEY  \n\nA city of west-central India on the Gulf of Khambhat north of Mumbai (Bombay). Once the chief port of India, it is now a railroad junction and manufacturing center. Population: 2,570,000. \n\nSurat is now considered to be the cleanest city in India and one of the classic example of the "one man show" carried out by then municipal commissioner Rao.\n\nThe climate is tropical and the monsoom is abundant (about 2500 mm a year).\n\nSurat is one of the biggest centres in India for synthetic fabric and yarn.\n\nAlso, diamond polishing is a well developed industry.\n\nWinter Temperature: Max 31 °C, Min 22 °C \nSummer Temperature: Max 40 °C, Min 22 °C \nRainfall (mid-June to mid-September): 931.9 mm \nLowest Recorded Temperature: 7 °C \nHighest Recorded Temperature: 45 °C \n\nWhile the city has a local city bus system, the public transport needs of the city are met by privately operated auto rickshaws. The city has recently seen the completion of a large number of road engineering projects, particularly the elevated roads, or flyovers in the diamond and textile districts of the city. This has significantly cut down on the commuting time for many commuters travelling to the diamond and textile districts.\n\nSurat is known throughout India for its unique Surti cuisine. Many of the popular types of food of the state of Gujarat originated in this region.\n\nMost major Indian festivals such as Diwali and Ganesh Chaturthi are celebrated here with enthusiasm. The kite-flying festival of Makar Sankranti is especially popular in the city.\n\nSurat has many sports facilities, majority of them dedicated to cricket. The Lalbhai Contractor Stadium and the Pithawala Cricket stadium have facilities for hosting cricket matches. In addition, Surat has an indoor stadium, which is used to host events like badminton and table tennis.\n\nLanguages Spoken : Gujarati, Hindi, English.
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try this\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_India
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http://www.indianpueblo.org/index.cfm?module=ipcc&pn=15\n\ntry that
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Daily Weather Report for Andhra Pradesh \n Thursday, the 02 November 2006 / 11 Kartika 1928 (SAKA) \n Summary of observations recorded at 830 hours IST \n Noutheast monsoon has been vigorous Rayalaseema and active over South Coastal Andhra\nPradesh. Rain occurred at a few places over North Coastal Andhra Pradesh and\nisolated over Telangana.\nThe stations recorded heavy rainfall in cm are Dharmavaram (Anantapur dist) 11,\nRayadurg (Anantapur dist) 8 and Anantapur, Dhone (Kurnool dist), Karimnagar\n(Karimnagar dist) 7 each.\nThe other chief amounts of rainfall recorded in cm are Hindupur (Anantapur dist),\nTada (Nellore dist) 6 each, Nellore, Srikalahasti (Chittoor dist), Sullurpet\n(Nellore dist) 5 each, Kavali, Machilipatnam, Chilamattur & Pamidi (both Anantapur\ndist), Dummagudem (Khammam dist), Salur (Vizianagaram dist) 4 each, Ongole,\nCheepurupalli (Vizianagaram dist), Jagitiyal & Sultanabad (both Karimnagar dist),\nKandukur (Prakasam dist) 3 each.\nThe minimum temperatures fell at one or two places over Coastal Andhra Pradesh &\nRayalaseema and changed little over Telangana. They were significantly above normal\nat a few places over Telangana, above normal at a few places over Rayalaseema and\nnormal over Coastal Andhra Pradesh. The lowest minimum temperature of 19 degrees\nCelsius was recorded at Arogyavaram.