AHMEDABAD: The frequency of hot days, warm nights and heatwaves is projected to grow substantially in Gujarat, ” says a study commissioned from the state authorities as part of coordinating the Gujarat State Action Plan on Climate Change (SAPCC).
By comparison, chilly days and chilly nights are supposed to decrease from the condition.
Using information of the temperature and precipitation (rain ) in the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) between 1951 and 2019, the analysis has made forecasts for the long term.
“The projections of mean annual daily temperatures imply there is an overall trend of increase in temperatures.
The average annual daily maximum temperature growth has been detected more towards northern and west south districts,” the analysis states.
Except for its southern areas of Gujarat, the analysis found” a favorable tendency — (temperature increase by 1 degree C) from the sense annual daily temperatures in just about all the different areas of the nation.” Environmentalist Mahesh Pandya claims the mix of Gujarat with a lengthy shore and having an industrialised country, raises its exposure to climate change.
“At this moment, the activity program should have specific steps to mitigate detrimental consequences of climate change.
Air contamination because of industrialization needs to be reduced dramatically too,” he explained.