The temperature in Bengaluru is lower than Shimla. Netizens want to shift asap
India Today
A screenshot comparing the temperatures of Bengaluru, Shimla, Mussoorie and New Delhi has been going viral on Twitter. And you won't believe the results.
We don’t need to tell you how amazing the Bengaluru weather is because the internet is already on it. But we can certainly tell you one thing. The temperature in Bengaluru is currently less than what was recorded at hill stations like Shimla and Mussoorie.
Due to the impact of Cyclone Asani, Bengaluru received regular and heavy showers that prompted the mercury to drop by quite a few notches. On Tuesday, the city recorded the coldest day in May since 2020 and according to the predictions by MeT Bengaluru, the minimum temperature is expected to settle at 20 degrees Celsius for the next few days.
A screenshot comparing the temperatures of Bengaluru, Shimla, Mussoorie and New Delhi has been going viral on Twitter. While Delhi is far away from the competition, hill stations like Shimla and Mussoorie recorded temperatures higher than Bengaluru! Yes, this is true. This screenshot will definitely make you say 'Maga, Bangalore jana hai!'.
Take a look:
So BLR is cooler than Shimla and Mussorie!? @peakbengaluru pic.twitter.com/tJ1P32zkgE
The post has garnered over 1,500 likes and tons of reactions. Netizens from other states of the country that are still reeling from the heatwave, shared their frustration regarding the weather.
Many simply wrote that they were already packing their bags to shift to Bengaluru.
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