Wonder how much of a temperature difference is due to El Nino? As a kid I used to spend some time in central India during summers(temp: 40-43C). It helped that schools used to be shut around that time and expectedly, people would spend as little time outside as possible. Also, it's the hot winds that get you(usually more prevalent in the countryside).
What are the hot winds and how bad are they? I can only imagine but but it’s the first time im hearing of hot winds.
> it's the hot winds that get you
The difference between sun and shade is pretty big too.