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2016 Indian heat wave
The 2016 Indian heat wave was a severe weather event that affected large portions of India from March to June 2016, characterized by abnormally high temperatures and prolonged dry conditions. The heat wave resulted in widespread health advisories and significant impacts on agriculture, water supply, and energy consumption. Temperature records surpassed 51 °C (123.8 °F) in several regions, notably in states such as Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, where the extreme heat led to numerous heat-related illnesses and fatalities. Government agencies issued alerts and coordinated relief efforts, while affected populations faced increased risks of dehydration and heat stroke. The event highlighted vulnerabilities in India's climate resilience and infrastructure.