Because most of the Indian are young and unemployed. Just put India in the thumbnail, the video will get tons of views, but lots of love from india comments.
No doubt India is big in this, because India has all kinds of seasons and the climate here is also very diverse. Temperatures in India range from -46 to 46. Glacier along with desert and rain forest. No doubt, india is obsessed with The grace of nature.
74°F = 23°C It's considered cool in India 😂 . The hottest place here can get upto 52°C( I'm not converting) in summers. The place where I live it's like 45°C here.🔥
Highest: 51°C Lowest: -60°C India has the 4th highest range(variance) of temperatures ever recorded (111°C) after US(119°C), Russia(113.2°C) and Canada(112.5°C) even though not being as big as them area-wise.
Another fun fact. Mercury freezes just a few degrees above that. So, you can't measure it. It will break your thermometer. (Yes, I know there are special thermometers designed to withstand such temperatures. Typical home thermometers are not among them.)
Malaysia's temperature is probably just lowered averagely due to the high rainfall,especially in the state of Sabah and Sarawak in North Borneo cuz it's hot as hell here
The whole india is not hot..yes it is true that in summer many places surpasses 45 degrees but india has cold climate too because 60 percent of Himalayas are in india, india has world's 2nd most coolest inhabit place and the world's largest glacier siachen ...if you think that india is only hot place then you are totally wrong..india has all types of possible environments - desert ,ice , mountain , islands , mangrove , rain forests ,corals , volcanoes etc etc
@@adrenolife1460 he he.. don't worry here in kolkata it is also 40 degree...it was 43 degree in the last week of april...thank God that some rain happened in the last two weeks but now no rain this week
I want to see the country balls do this again but with their children (states/provinces/territories/etc) joining in for more specific temperatures. They could do a tug-o-war to see which side has more children with hot climates or something. Of course, I just want to see a little Arizona ball.
Can the country be their children too as they were colonized? Like Indonesia was a son of Netherlands, Malaysia was a son of UK and Philippine was a son of... Spain and America. Japan: *menacingly* I'm gonna kidnap all of them
It’s funny how India and Pakistan are on the opposite end of the spectrum even though their right next to each other 😂 Edit: I know that the pakistan figure is wrong, literally cities like karachi stay in the 90's and 100 temps for a long long time, something canada rarely ever sees
Pakistani govt data might have been calculated differently what I think is that they calculated average temperature of Islamabad which is way up north. Whereas India's temp is the average of district average temperature.
you could also add pakistan in for example countries scaled by football production , countries with nukes, countries by irrigation system and countries by freelancers income growth btw love from pakistan
@@akashpandey1722 Balochistan is a integral part of Pakistan. We Balochs are Pakistanis. But bcoz U r an Indian so you spread hate everywhere even on international platforms. Very sad!
@@zainbaloch4850 sorry if it hurts u , bt balochs i met till now don't use pakistan's name ... it's a fact .. now ig instead of fighting us , u should do something to make them unite (leave kashmir and focus on Balochistan lol) and abt spreading hate , bruh we ain't pakistan or arab we can't compete u in spreading hate 🙂
As someone who went from India to Canada I’ve seen the worst of both countries 💀😭 from freezing in winters to literally evaporating in summers Last time I went back to india in March is was 45 C and here I am in canada wearing jackets in may.
But actually now in Toronto Canada it was 31 degrees Celsius and it’s only may I wonder how warm it will get during peak summer months like july and august
It would be around 20-25 degrees. While we have some real highs we also have lows in winter especially places like Tasmania and Victoria plus deserts get really cold at night
I live in Kerala , INDIA Here temperature is constant within a range 25°C to 35°C all the year round although there are some regional exceptions It's because we are near the equator and we are near the sea. But humidity is high though.
well talking about temperatures and weather Pakistan is really weird It has world's highest desert the katpana desert at altitude of 2226 metres and the sand is usually covered with snow looks like mixture of arabia and iceland
As Indian who lives in North West, 47 C is now common for us in this heatwave. We have no hope for Rain. Rest of Nation is in 25 C to 35 C and here we R in oven, 12 C more 😔😔😔😔.
@@nilendubanerjee6954 Jessore is arguably the most hottest city in Bangladesh as of right now, 41 to 45 degrees. No hopes for rain in the city. The entire Bangladesh is being flooded with rain, meanwhile Jessore is being eradicated.
Pakistan's temperature rise is due to India. India is 2nd largest electricity producer with 80% of it coming from coal and Pakistan being neighbour country is directly affected by it.
In Canada, Metric and Imperial are interchangeable and one or the other are used particularly for certain things. Your drivers license will say "180cm", but you will tell someone personally that you are 5'9". Outdoor temperature is in Celsius, but Indoor temperature is in Fahrenheit. Road-distance is measured in Kilometers, but Houses are measured in Feet. The metric system was only adopted in the 1980's, so for most Millennials, they learned and used metric exclusively in school, and learned and used Imperial exclusively at home. If you say to most Canadians (especially old-stock Canadians), that a recipe calls for x-many grams of ingredients to be baked at x-degrees Celsius, they will not have any idea what you are talking about. There is absolutely no frame of reference there. They can all visualize a "teaspoon" or an "inch", but will not be able to express "x-many milliliters" or "2.24cm". It's like speaking an alien language.
Indians use metric system in almost every area but when it comes to temperatures, we use celsius for the weather and fahrenheit for body temperature. If anyone told me it's 76°F outside I would have no idea how much it is and will have to use the formula. And if someone said their body temperature is 36°C I really wouldn't know if that's a fever temperature or not. Even for measurements like for roads we use kilometres but when it comes to clothes inches are more prevalent.
It was actually the 1970s. I learned it in grade school, then they kept giving us old text books with fathoms and ells and we kept having to ask what they were.
Lowest Temperature ever recorded in Pakistan. (-65°C) at K2. Highest temperature ever recorded in Pakistan. (53.7) at Turbat. A temperature variance of 118.7 °C.
Lol yeah. We ain't that hot rn now cause of La Nina (a natural weather phenomena that makes everything wetter and colder and loves to ruin your summer, happened two years in a row now because of climate change), well except Western Australia, which is in drought at the moment like always.
@@akgamerallthegames4021 even if u r indian u should know defining india this way isn't good, as only word to describe india is diversity n just north south partition is 100% wrong
PWA Ur wrong on the Pakistan one because the northern Pakistan has that temperature in the winter in the summer they have a temperate of 20-10c , the middle and south Pakistan are blazing hot the provinces of Punjab blochistan and Sindh have an average temperature of 50-40c in summer and 30c in winter so please correct this
@ٴ ٴ Don't understand why people don't understand what measuring the average is. Also it's confusing replying to your comment. I thought my computer was broken.
Definitely not average, looks like they just looked at the measured temperature in the mountains, because the yearly average temperature back there in 2011, was above 30 degrees. It was the hottest country that year, even surpassing the usual 1st place, Burkina Faso.
celcius: im 40 degrees celcius. faremhite: but how to? celcius: when im like that, multiply by 1.8 then add 32 because 32F is 0C. Faremhite: then im 104 F
In Kolkata, it's hot and humid as hell, and you'd actually become so tired you'd be absolutely weary. So, I especially favor cold countries (Fun fact: It never snows in every part of India, except the northern part)
Hello, I am here from New delhi(India) it was 43°C in afternoon, My hometown spiti-Himachal Pradesh (India) temperature was -5° in afternoon😶😶🇮🇳🇮🇳😂. It's really funny coz when I talk with my grandfather he is like it's so cold we are here be like it's so hot😶.Sorry -9°C now🙂
I am from Whitehorse Yukon Canada 🇨🇦. Our average yearly temperature in my city is -0.1°C. In winter temperatures are often around -20°C and often drops to -40°C on the coldest days. Once it even dropped to -56°C. Summer is mild here with an average high of 20°C, Temps above 30°C are rare and we have never passed 35°C in the summer.
Sounds about right. I’m from the northern region of Ontario. In the winter it’s about -20 to -30, -40 with windchill is as bad as we get at the height of winter. Then in the summer it’s 20 to 30.
I'm in patna and I don't even know what's the temperature outside, been sitting in the AC for days now, although ek aandhi aayi thi kal and then it rained, it was pleasant
In the center of Africa, Chad lies there. Average temperatures in there reach over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. In the winter, it goes to 80-90 degrees. Chads capital is N'DJamena In Saudi Arabia, it is always blistering hot there(Same with Chad). Also Turaif is its coldest city. Since Saudi Arabia doesn't have any lakes or rivers, it rarely rains. Temperatures can also go over 100 fahrenheit. Also, I think its located in Asia or the Middle East. The capital of Saudi Arabia is Riyadh.
@@wtf_aaditya for me it’s like literally hell because I live in Canada, where it’s cold. I would literally drink icy cold water every 10 min in the summer to not shrivel up in the heat.
Oh no, watching this is making me feel jealous lol. In dubai rn it’s burning hot. I think yesterday it was 40 C (I dnt rly remembr but it’s still rly hot)
Guys chill , I think 74 is just for thumbnail use , actual num will be different in video. And he didn't mentioned the scale yet. Actually some states of India (mostly landlocked) are facing severe heatwave ( temp is from 45 to 50°C). But I live in a coastal state where temp is below 36°C on avg and max 38-39.
Highest: 51°C Lowest: -60°C India has the 4th highest range(variance) of temperatures ever recorded (111°C) after US(119°C), Russia(113.2°C) and Canada(112.5°C) even though not being as big as them area-wise.
I live in the cold part of Australia near the snowy mountains about 150km drive. The hottest its been was 48c-50c in summer and snowed once when I was a child -5c.
in winter around here it around 60f - 80f and right now (technically summer) it’s 115f on next tuesday and right now at 10:29 pm (sunday) it’s 97f lollllll i live in kuwait you should’ve added that we also had the highest temperature in the world
Pakistan has deserts, rugged mountains, forests, coastline, massive rivers, glaciers, plain fields so we have a diverse terrain just like India Coldest cities are near Chitral, Skardu etc. (-10°C to -25°C) and hottest are in Eastern and Southern areas like Jacobabad, Karachi and Lahore etc. (35°C to near 50°C)
Ireland being left out- (Winter: 8-6C around 46.4F, lowest around -11C around 12F. Very overcast, with some winter sun and some snow showers) (Spring: between 8-12°C/46° to 54°F. Good deal of sunshine, aswell with heavy rain and some thunder.) (Summer: ranges around 18-33C/91.4F. Very hot and pretty dry with most days being sunny, but many days also include thunder, heavy rain aand more dangerous weather.) (Autumn: Many temperature swings, but a good deal of sunshine. Temps range from 17C to 4C.)
so happy to see pakistan country ball was waiting to see it and also felt bad when only saw india i love my country and indian people too they are so generous (well almost 90 % are.... while some are not but still positive thinking )
In terms of states I think Alabama has one of the most chaotic average coldest temperatures are in the teens but can drop near negative and average hottest temperatures in the 90's although can push 110. What makes it chaotic is in the winter you can have weeks of 20 degree weather then all of a sudden get a 80 degree day.
Well Pakistan must b happy now cuz average temperature has increased to 17 degrees...and it's increasing at alarming rate... Believe me warm isn't cool
Canada actually looks more adorable with his hat being blue.
I thinking that something ryme
super cute little canada
Yes I agree lol
i don't think so but i agree
Yees
India as always in the thumbnail😂😂
Edit- Thanks for 500 likes most likes i have ever got
Yep As a indian I confirm this 🤣🤣
@@atharvsingh7798I'm from kerala and its raining all day its really cold and rainy climate here
@@notcreeper9650 Well it's 43°c in some places
@@bubblodetechmore5512 Where?
@@notcreeper9650 Kolkata it's even more in rajasthan areas
This guy: adds India in title
Every indian guy ever: love from India
Because most of the Indian are young and unemployed. Just put India in the thumbnail, the video will get tons of views, but lots of love from india comments.
@@YourMom-cg6gu I'm also an Indian
Love from India
@@XIN_920 bruh
Love from india
No doubt India is big in this, because India has all kinds of seasons and the climate here is also very diverse. Temperatures in India range from -46 to 46. Glacier along with desert and rain forest. No doubt, india is obsessed with The grace of nature.
India has some of the hottest ground temperatures in the world
This time it's a long lasting heatwave which was not the case in previous years. Global warming i guess
-60° Siachen glacier. Indian army controls the highest and coldest battlefield in the world.
@@Suncat770 delhi ki garmi bhi mahasoos kijiye kabhi
Pakistan is very hot and cold
74°F = 23°C
It's considered cool in India 😂 . The hottest place here can get upto 52°C( I'm not converting) in summers. The place where I live it's like 45°C here.🔥
You live in UP?
@@evilthunder8499 no. Haryana
Lol same i live in delhi and the temperature is usually above 45. Highest this week was 49.
Yes same... I live in Kolkata . It's too hot in summer
@@abu8314 i live in delhi ncr so we consider Delhi's temperature as ours lol😂😂
I'm Indian and I don't think Pakistan has that much less temperature by situating just next to us 🤔
I affirm that as a Pakistani. It's really hot here in summer
the temperature "was" -7.66
@@bestbuilder7833 yeah that doesn't feel correct tbh.
@@Xinnie_The_Flu yeah bcz they arnt
Yh, I don't expect Pakistan to be thst low
Highest: 51°C
Lowest: -60°C
India has the 4th highest range(variance) of temperatures ever recorded (111°C) after US(119°C), Russia(113.2°C) and Canada(112.5°C) even though not being as big as them area-wise.
In celcius: 101 celcius difference. In Fahrenheit: 200f Fahrenheit difference.
This
No one asked
Thanks for information 😊
If you could have provided links of website then that would have been much better
@@Mehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I asked. Any problem?
Fun fact, -40C = -40F
It is the only temperature when Fahrenheit and celcius become the same
Kinda useless but thx lol
You must be INDIAN🇮🇳🇮🇳
@@bbaworld4942 I am English, but I'll take that as a compliment 😂
@@jang2075 a fact when you want to show off when your bored
Another fun fact. Mercury freezes just a few degrees above that. So, you can't measure it. It will break your thermometer. (Yes, I know there are special thermometers designed to withstand such temperatures. Typical home thermometers are not among them.)
Malaysia's temperature is probably just lowered averagely due to the high rainfall,especially in the state of Sabah and Sarawak in North Borneo cuz it's hot as hell here
The whole india is not hot..yes it is true that in summer many places surpasses 45 degrees but india has cold climate too because 60 percent of Himalayas are in india, india has world's 2nd most coolest inhabit place and the world's largest glacier siachen ...if you think that india is only hot place then you are totally wrong..india has all types of possible environments - desert ,ice , mountain , islands , mangrove , rain forests ,corals , volcanoes etc etc
In my city its 89.6 degrees or 32 Celsius
In northeast it is like Rain nowdays and ya india litterally have all kinds of season hot cold rainy smooth litterally everything
Yeah but currently it's like a tandoor and we, in north India especially delhi, gurgaon are the chicken
@@adrenolife1460 he he.. don't worry here in kolkata it is also 40 degree...it was 43 degree in the last week of april...thank God that some rain happened in the last two weeks but now no rain this week
Siachen is like -58 to -60° celcius.
I want to see the country balls do this again but with their children (states/provinces/territories/etc) joining in for more specific temperatures. They could do a tug-o-war to see which side has more children with hot climates or something. Of course, I just want to see a little Arizona ball.
Can the country be their children too as they were colonized? Like Indonesia was a son of Netherlands, Malaysia was a son of UK and Philippine was a son of... Spain and America.
Japan: *menacingly* I'm gonna kidnap all of them
And I want to see a mini Ontario ball
@@Mooseman2929 if I was in this video during summer it would be at the fucking top
@@rtixboi4193 yeah no cap
I want to see a manitoba ball
Good day. I live in Pakistan 🇵🇰 and I gotta tell you
Not even the air conditioner is beating this heat for me
For real, same
Same fr
It’s funny how India and Pakistan are on the opposite end of the spectrum even though their right next to each other 😂
Edit: I know that the pakistan figure is wrong, literally cities like karachi stay in the 90's and 100 temps for a long long time, something canada rarely ever sees
I’m 99% sure the Pakistan figure is wrong
@@daleftuprightatsoldierfield yeah maybe. Southern cities like Karachi are hotter and should balance out the northern cold.
Pakistani govt data might have been calculated differently what I think is that they calculated average temperature of Islamabad which is way up north.
Whereas India's temp is the average of district average temperature.
@@daleftuprightatsoldierfield yes
Have you been to karachi in summer you will fry I tell you
Everyone: Fahrenheit or Celsius?
PWA: KELVIN.
very smart move he presented
273 K= 0 ⁰C
Meanwhile Canada having -5
I was shocked. I though it's in celsius. 74°C my god! 74F ? 🤨
Fuck fahrenheit, imagine water boiling at 212 degree,
you could also add pakistan in for example countries scaled by football production , countries with nukes, countries by irrigation system and countries by freelancers income growth btw love from pakistan
No say From Balochistan not Pakistan
@@akashpandey1722 Balochistan is a integral part of Pakistan. We Balochs are Pakistanis. But bcoz U r an Indian so you spread hate everywhere even on international platforms. Very sad!
@@zainbaloch4850 sorry if it hurts u , bt balochs i met till now don't use pakistan's name ... it's a fact .. now ig instead of fighting us , u should do something to make them unite (leave kashmir and focus on Balochistan lol)
and abt spreading hate , bruh we ain't pakistan or arab we can't compete u in spreading hate 🙂
@@doesntmatter155 aha!😂
@@zainbaloch4850 अच्छा तो तमीज से बात करना भी हाजम नहीं होता भाईसाहब को?🤷🏻😂
As someone who went from India to Canada I’ve seen the worst of both countries 💀😭 from freezing in winters to literally evaporating in summers
Last time I went back to india in March is was 45 C and here I am in canada wearing jackets in may.
@A tree For nature lol 20°C is considered to be cold here in Calcutta 😂
True
@@frozensurgeon damn i set my AC to 20°C
But actually now in Toronto Canada it was 31 degrees Celsius and it’s only may I wonder how warm it will get during peak summer months like july and august
@A tree For nature it's the capital city of West Bengal and is situated in the Eastern part of India!🙃
Wonder how high Australia or emuland would've been. Should've expected an African country to win though
It would be around 20-25 degrees. While we have some real highs we also have lows in winter especially places like Tasmania and Victoria plus deserts get really cold at night
172°f
A little more than India around 22-25 degrees celsius.
I did not expect Burkina Faso after extremely big countries, India, usa, uk
Lol just check Saudi Arabia it was 49 C a few days ago and it will get warmer lol
England's so very cute. American sun glasses...wow
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imagine unironically using fahrenheit with an international audience
Most of his followers is from usa
He did a video on it
@@Persac7 India is not far behind and why use Fahrenheit when nearly all of the world uses celcius?
@@Persac7 He isn't dumb to use Fahrenheit because then most of the people wouldn't understand.
Most viewers are from USA and in 2nd place is India, so that’s why he uses both
I have difficulty in Fahrenheit....scales like celcius and Kelvin are easier ....
I feel like we all expect the temperature to be hot in Australia but the mountains in Australia are the some of the coldest in the whole world.
Mountains have higher altitudes so, obviously
@@nofacerainbow1693 No, but I also mean compared to other Mountains with the same altitude.
Coldest mountains are himalyas with -60degrees celcius in winters
@@sagardang9585 -29°C is coldest in himalayas.
@@nikhilpolekar8325No, it’s -42°C or -43.6°F, and Alaska has reached -62°C or -79.8°F.
USA: Average temperature is 47F
Florida: *Allow me to introduce myself*
I live in Kerala , INDIA
Here temperature is constant within a range 25°C to 35°C all the year round although there are some regional exceptions
It's because we are near the equator and we are near the sea. But humidity is high though.
Bruhhhhhhhhhh
Also I’m glad PWA is including uae more
Or more eastern countries
Eyy another mallu spotted !!
Same. Its so hot u could fry chicken then 10 secs later its raining so hard its Probably gonna cause a flood
@@giovannaputhumana8460 😁
Surely Russia is on this video, they have the place with the coldest city in the world.
Ahh you’ll be disappointed
Pakistan is and that’s better imo
Russia is taking an extended vacation in these videos for the foreseeable future comrade
I honestly prefer the coldness
@@sjehbsbebsbbsv9368
All the same while Karachi and Lahore are burning grounds of Pakistan with humid air and 41-17 °C
Finally you've added my country aswell. Thank you so much for listening ❤️❤️🇵🇰
Because you live in Pakistan, NO ONE ASKED 😂
Yes you're true my answer is same
Wait Pakistan country ball is still alive, i thought he died when Canada hitted him with infinite Plunger..... 😂😂😂😂
And Car exploded too.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lan tay waj
on which video? link pls.
Me watching this video from Pakistan🇵🇰
Having 43° C temperature in my city 😭
R U in Karachi
@@kulandaivelsembagounder7114 Nah I'm from Lahore
In Lahore the temperature is 43°C
But in Karachi the temperature is 47°C
@@abdulzazaa Okay
well talking about temperatures and weather Pakistan is really weird It has world's highest desert the katpana desert at altitude of 2226 metres and the sand is usually covered with snow looks like mixture of arabia and iceland
Yeah true true
YES ,
its both, cursed and blessed ....
Sand and snow , woww
Well,we also have the largest fertile desert in the world,so yeah,our country is certainly both beautiful and completely confusing.
As Indian who lives in North West, 47 C is now common for us in this heatwave. We have no hope for Rain. Rest of Nation is in 25 C to 35 C and here we R in oven, 12 C more 😔😔😔😔.
Let's cook Human Nuggets
Yup buddy Can understand your pain as an fellow north west indian
Vai don't worry 42-43 in the east as well..from west bengal..
In maharashtra the temperature is reaching 40 c .
@@nilendubanerjee6954 Jessore is arguably the most hottest city in Bangladesh as of right now, 41 to 45 degrees. No hopes for rain in the city. The entire Bangladesh is being flooded with rain, meanwhile Jessore is being eradicated.
better have australia. we're not just hot, the whole south east is 10-15 degrees average, not to mention 4 seasons can happen in a day
It didn't 😔
California gets the worst heatwaves
@@jelly-lines3311 116 f happens atleast once every summer in perth, which is very south
Sounds like the holiday house from thief of always. Except well, country. And in Hk we have 2 seasons. Hot, cold.
dude15 degrees is freezing as hell
Pakistan's temperature rise is due to India. India is 2nd largest electricity producer with 80% of it coming from coal and Pakistan being neighbour country is directly affected by it.
In Canada, Metric and Imperial are interchangeable and one or the other are used particularly for certain things. Your drivers license will say "180cm", but you will tell someone personally that you are 5'9". Outdoor temperature is in Celsius, but Indoor temperature is in Fahrenheit. Road-distance is measured in Kilometers, but Houses are measured in Feet.
The metric system was only adopted in the 1980's, so for most Millennials, they learned and used metric exclusively in school, and learned and used Imperial exclusively at home.
If you say to most Canadians (especially old-stock Canadians), that a recipe calls for x-many grams of ingredients to be baked at x-degrees Celsius, they will not have any idea what you are talking about. There is absolutely no frame of reference there. They can all visualize a "teaspoon" or an "inch", but will not be able to express "x-many milliliters" or "2.24cm". It's like speaking an alien language.
Okey dokey
Indians use metric system in almost every area but when it comes to temperatures, we use celsius for the weather and fahrenheit for body temperature. If anyone told me it's 76°F outside I would have no idea how much it is and will have to use the formula. And if someone said their body temperature is 36°C I really wouldn't know if that's a fever temperature or not.
Even for measurements like for roads we use kilometres but when it comes to clothes inches are more prevalent.
@@holybasilisk2248 Let's just say, a low grade fever is around 37 - 38 Celsius, while a high fever is over 40 Celsius
Lots of once colonies of England have imperial roots before England left us and went metric
It was actually the 1970s. I learned it in grade school, then they kept giving us old text books with fathoms and ells and we kept having to ask what they were.
Its showing here that Pakistan is colder than even Canada! How is that even possible?!🤯
No idea lol we have cities that recently had 47°C temperature
@@shumaimaslam8099 jacocabad 51°C
AMAZING VIDEO BRO LOVE YOU SO MUCH LOVE FROM PAKISTAN 🇵🇰🇵🇰CITY JHELUM PUNJAB 😍❤️
Perfect thumbnail. India seriously is boiling like owen. The hottest temperature in past 75 years is faced in india due to heat wave.
The Pak one is wrong. The coldest place in Pakistan are northern areas,and they’ve hit record high temps
Havudu nama desha dali toba besie
Past 103 years
NO JOKES
it's 118 Fahrenheit where I'm living in india 🙄
74 is considered winter here
118=48C
74=23C
Not gonna lie 74 is a perfect weather not hot
In Himalayas
Summer: 74f (23c)
Winter: -22f (30c)
@@oicmapper it's a bit cool temperature for most Indians
Yeah but it's perfect(if humidity is less, else even 23° seems cold)
@@suryanshusingh8863 yeah true, it is a bit cool for me too.
Lowest Temperature ever recorded in Pakistan. (-65°C) at K2.
Highest temperature ever recorded in Pakistan. (53.7) at Turbat.
A temperature variance of 118.7 °C.
INDIA IS THE MOST DIVERSE COUNTRY EVER OBVIOUSLY smh my head
@@TheRealThiocc dravidians and indics.
You mean at K2'S peak? Or the ground level of K2
@@GoldenIegend786Obviously the peak.
To calculate from Celsius to Fahrenheit, times Celsius by nine, divide by 5 and add 32.
Respect dude
Meh. I'd rather take Celsius times 1.8 then add 32. 😀
(9/5)°C + 32
Actually it's :
*(n°F - 32) x 5/9 = y°C*
n = Initial temprature in fahrenheit and y = the result.
do you think none of us passed grade 5?
Though the average yearly temperature in Pakistan is low, we still have some areas where it can easily reach to 50 C in summers.
Easy. Hot southern parts vs cold northern parts
Data in this vedio is wrong pakistan dont have avg yearly temp of -7
@@abcdefghi2302 it might be near India only
Yes it's really hot
@@AmazingGalaxy1996 India isn't a cold country
Ahmedabad in India, it's like your getting fried in an air fryer😂
cold like antartica
Antarctica isn't a country.
India 🔥- literally burning with heat waves
Meanwhile neighbor (Nepal)- raining continually since days,🌨️🌨️
Indians are welcomed for vacation 😜🙏
@हर्षित harshit sharma if issue comes simply go to himachal pradesh or other himalayan regions in india, there it will be pretty cool
PWA Puts indian ball in thumbnail.
Indians: 😲 summoned
Pretty disappointing that Australia wasn’t here. It needed to be exposed for its hot temperatures!
Lol yeah. We ain't that hot rn now cause of La Nina (a natural weather phenomena that makes everything wetter and colder and loves to ruin your summer, happened two years in a row now because of climate change), well except Western Australia, which is in drought at the moment like always.
Yea
man I would have to flip my device over to tell if its Australia or not
watching this video in 40⁰C temp here in India.😭
I'm watching at 43° in Pakistan.
Im Watching At 51 degress In Manila Philippines :)
Plz make more Pakistan country ball I'll love it man
India in a short form
South India - Wet
North India - Dry
So you meant that south indian women are wet in general and not because I am sexy?
Wrong, top(J&k) cold, coastal line(means eastern n western ghats) wet, north east hill top so not so hot, center india n remaining north area dry
@@apink930 yeah bud I know as India in a short form 🙂
@@apink930 I'm Indian
@@akgamerallthegames4021 even if u r indian u should know defining india this way isn't good, as only word to describe india is diversity n just north south partition is 100% wrong
I am so glad that Pakistan is more common in these videos now and also UAE, I was born in UAE. Thanks PWA for this series, keep up the good work.
now pakistan is there, his videos will finally blow up
Pagaystan
Wat
Am confus
Yes, wat is pagaystan
0:05 this is fake when i lived in pakistan it averaged about 35°C
this includes the Himalayas....
In pakistan , temperature
Highest : 53.5⁰C
Lowest : -65⁰C
It has highest temperature variance of ≈ 118⁰C
Pretty sure it doesn't
nope thats wrong, the temperature doesnt even go below 10C at winter
@@WinterIsBestSeason69 Then explain the high amount of glaciers?
@@hariskhan01 no one lives there lol
@@WinterIsBestSeason69 That's true for the south but the north stays in the negatives and people do live there.
PWA Ur wrong on the Pakistan one because the northern Pakistan has that temperature in the winter in the summer they have a temperate of 20-10c , the middle and south Pakistan are blazing hot the provinces of Punjab blochistan and Sindh have an average temperature of 50-40c in summer and 30c in winter so please correct this
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Don't understand why people don't understand what measuring the average is.
Also it's confusing replying to your comment. I thought my computer was broken.
Definitely not average, looks like they just looked at the measured temperature in the mountains, because the yearly average temperature back there in 2011, was above 30 degrees.
It was the hottest country that year, even surpassing the usual 1st place, Burkina Faso.
@@unlimited8410
You do know what measuring the average is right?
celcius: im 40 degrees celcius.
faremhite: but how to?
celcius: when im like that, multiply by 1.8 then add 32 because 32F is 0C.
Faremhite: then im 104 F
In Kolkata, it's hot and humid as hell, and you'd actually become so tired you'd be absolutely weary. So, I especially favor cold countries
(Fun fact: It never snows in every part of India, except the northern part)
In kota Rajasthan there 42 Celsius temperature
In Kolkata nowadays, the morning feels like 40 degrees Celsius
Sotti
I agree with you. I feel so hot, that I turn on the AC 24/7
Electricity bill:
@@aflower6955 😂😂
Bro I live in India what a clickbait thumbnail (its very HOT tho here in India)🔥🔥🔥🔥
But 74°?
It's 52 where I am
@@krishdubey2925 He is using Fahrenheit scale. 74° is 23°C
Hey you are Pakistani?
he wouldn't have enough money to make these videos if he was a Pakistani.
I wonder how Pakistan avg temp is -7 .
I mean it has got some hottest cities in the world with temp around 50C .
This is wrong
ya i dont get it either and I live there. I think it's the extreme cold of the Northern areas that brings it down.
Hello, I am here from New delhi(India) it was 43°C in afternoon, My hometown spiti-Himachal Pradesh (India) temperature was -5° in afternoon😶😶🇮🇳🇮🇳😂. It's really funny coz when I talk with my grandfather he is like it's so cold we are here be like it's so hot😶.Sorry -9°C now🙂
In Pakistan highest temperature was recorded in Jaccobabd , Sindh 52 •C
While coldest at K2 and Siachin, Giligit -60'C
Siachin is not controlled by you guys 😂😂
In Lebanon 🇱🇧 you never know 🤣
Sometimes it is 47º F and sometimes it is 83º F
Here we have everything
Ah yes beautiful Lebanon super cold in winter hot in summer both of them bad times to live there if there was no problem with electricity sadly
Anyone from Rajasthan 😭😭😭
So high temperature 🌡️
Me🔥🔥
High temperature in Bikaner
I am in Gujrat so I can Understand
Living in Pakistan the hottest temperature here is 56 degrees and the coldest is -57 degrees lol🤣
We are a weird country but blessed 😊
I am from Whitehorse Yukon Canada 🇨🇦. Our average yearly temperature in my city is -0.1°C. In winter temperatures are often around -20°C and often drops to -40°C on the coldest days. Once it even dropped to -56°C. Summer is mild here with an average high of 20°C, Temps above 30°C are rare and we have never passed 35°C in the summer.
Honestly, the capital of NW territories has a pretty rad name
Sounds about right. I’m from the northern region of Ontario. In the winter it’s about -20 to -30, -40 with windchill is as bad as we get at the height of winter. Then in the summer it’s 20 to 30.
-thought no one lived in NWT-
@Prestallar but passing 5 is not western countries wins in cold and asians in hot
Omg this much cold 😀
India is unique in the world 😍 cause they have all kind of temperature, environment so that they can adapt easily 🔥
Bro, I'm sitting in AC room, and I'm afraid of getting out even for a minute (I live in Rajasthan).
@@ayush885 And here in Banglore, I'm sitting in home cus it's very cold and raining outside. Monsoon bearing winds have already reached here
In Jamshedpur , the humid heat have tortured us all day, but evening rains have provided some relief
I'm in patna and I don't even know what's the temperature outside, been sitting in the AC for days now, although ek aandhi aayi thi kal and then it rained, it was pleasant
@@basantprasadsgarden8365 same in Mumbai minus the rain part 😔
It's 40°C in Egypt (in the summer) 😍💔
That's death. Anything about 20 celsisus is a death sentence.
And -20 celsius? Depends.
-11 is nothing though.
Wait Pakistan country ball is still alive, i thought he died when Canada hitted him with infinite Plunger..... 😂😂😂😂
And Car exploded too.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
And it came back 😂
23.7°C is a rarity for me as an Indian.
Currently 32°C.
Above 40°C sometimes.
India's Capital recorded 49.2°C a few days ago.
48°C right now here bruh 💀💀
(Gwalior, india)
@@faltuyoutuber4570 its 32 degrees in UP LUCKNOW
It is 46°C in Rajasthan churu right now
Pak temp wrong
it's 957.2°C or something here in Bangladesh
Thank you paw to have Pakistan country ball in this video and please make more videos with Pakistan country ball
In the center of Africa, Chad lies there. Average temperatures in there reach over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. In the winter, it goes to 80-90 degrees. Chads capital is N'DJamena
In Saudi Arabia, it is always blistering hot there(Same with Chad). Also Turaif is its coldest city. Since Saudi Arabia doesn't have any lakes or rivers, it rarely rains. Temperatures can also go over 100 fahrenheit. Also, I think its located in Asia or the Middle East. The capital of Saudi Arabia is Riyadh.
Me who only knows temperature in Celsius: *Googles 100 degrees Fahrenheit in Celsius*
100 degree Fahrenheit is 37 degree Celsius and that is not much hot as you are telling for a person like me who lives in India
@@wtf_aaditya for me it’s like literally hell because I live in Canada, where it’s cold. I would literally drink icy cold water every 10 min in the summer to not shrivel up in the heat.
@@Am_I_a_Canvas yeah I can understand
@@Am_I_a_Canvas btw what is the temperature of your place in winter and summer?
As someone who lives in Arizona, I wish our average temperatures were that low
Same, fellow Arizonian
Dwellers of Rajasthan,India can understand your pain bro
@@smokingtom404 Yup! I am one of the hottest city in Rajasthan, Sri Ganganagar.😭😭
@@YashSharma-zp8yu my gratitude bro
@@smokingtom404 You are from which city?
After seeing Pakistan first time in PWA my reaction was 🤯
In winter North India temp falls -5 degree Celsius while
in summer east & west India temp touches 50 degree Celsius.
@Mayank Trivedi bruh , it happens frequently in North West India even Delhi records negative temperatures
@Mayank Trivedi jammu ladakh kashmir himachal uttarakhand pathankot and upper areas of punjab and haryana chutiye in which part of north u live
Your wrong about west, the entire coastline doesn't go above 35 most of the time, and doesn't go below 23
Heres a fun fact, United Arab Emirates (The one after India), once reached more than 50 degrees C. Sometimes India can also each more than 50 degrees
no country can reach an air temperature of above 57.1°C
the temperature was located in death valley
@@idifjrivhjf5198 yeah true, sry, must have done my temperature wrong i guess lol.
@Lulu Ma In Al Ain, it once reached 51.8 degrees
but for Dubai it was 49.0 degrees, so I was kinda wrong
@Lulu Ma It's not false, It does really get hot in UAE, last summer it reached around 45-48 degrees Celsius
Oh no, watching this is making me feel jealous lol. In dubai rn it’s burning hot. I think yesterday it was 40 C (I dnt rly remembr but it’s still rly hot)
I'm Australian and 74 is nothing 85 is my average
Dude that's in Celsius
We are literally fainting After being out for 30 min or more
It's continuous Red Alerts
@@krishdubey2925 the same with us!
74°F is nothing it is only 23°C guys. 85°F is not more than 45-49°C
In india
Siachin =. -56°
In desert = 50°+
What do you mean by desert lol litreally all of central and west india are on fire rn.
@@abu8314 🤣🤣🤣🤣
In my city it's 40+ degree
Yesterday 45 degree
@@AkshayKumar-w1g2g lol yeah ik i live in delhi and its the same here everyday it is above 45 and max can go up to 49🤡👍
@@abu8314 gazab bhai sahab 🤣🤣🤣
Maze aa rhe hai na vaha 🤣
@@AkshayKumar-w1g2g boht maze a rahe hai ham to cooker 20 min bahr rakh ke chawal paka lete hai 🤡🗿
WTF I'm from Texas and 47F for the US seams like a lie lol its 97F today here and its expected to be over 100 the rest of this week
Guys chill , I think 74 is just for thumbnail use , actual num will be different in video. And he didn't mentioned the scale yet. Actually some states of India (mostly landlocked) are facing severe heatwave ( temp is from 45 to 50°C). But I live in a coastal state where temp is below 36°C on avg and max 38-39.
I might think 74° is Fahrenheit unit
@@dhruvpatel8645 I don't think so cuz 74°F= 23.3°C , 23.3 isn't that hot.
@@krishKOfficial hmm maybe Kelvin ?
@@dhruvpatel8645 kelvin?🤭 74K means -199°C.
@@krishKOfficial 23.3C is hot here
You do not know how happy I was as a Pakistani to finally see Pakistan have some actual lines. You literally do not.
Same man same. Ive been commenting to add our country from many previous videos. I feel like he read my comment
The problem is that Pakistan is not cold at all, it's right now 44c where I am right now.
@@toppler8164 they may be adding the northern areas and kpk
@@toppler8164 Pakistan is very diverse
Like northern areas and southern are very different in temperature
NOTHING COMPARES TO AUSTRALIA
Spain from May to November has an average temperature of 30° C. So is hotter that a lot of the other countries
@PhilMapper sometimes that happens in spain in summer
Is kinda fresh to Brazil's average temperature even in the winter lmao
@@mihawk8524 xd if thats true here we will think: summer in brazil: oh shit, here we go again, another +50° C summer
That was AWSOME!
Love from the not included Italy (but that's ok)🇮🇹❤️
🇺🇦❤️🇷🇺
За стикеры уже лайк
@@Польша-н9я что это вообще значит?👁️👄👁️
П.C. я не русский
@@Funkin_GDJ3ll0 like it for the stickers, and also .. you are cool Americans
@@Польша-н9я i'm Italian, actally
Meanwhile me in Pakistan where temperature actually went to 48°C one of the hottest in the world here temperature is still at 38-40°C where I live
Btw if anyone doesn't know this Pakistan and India are dealing with a heatwave right now that is why india in the thumbnail is 74°
I'd love to see you do Nordic countries including the small areas like the Faroe Islands and Åland islands
Iceland
sweden
Norway
@@iceballanimation9549 is that a fellow nord I see?
Where is the Denmark
name : Indonesia
average temperature : 27°C
highest temperature : 40°C
highest city temperature : South Tangerang
Highest: 51°C
Lowest: -60°C
India has the 4th highest range(variance) of temperatures ever recorded (111°C) after US(119°C), Russia(113.2°C) and Canada(112.5°C) even though not being as big as them area-wise.
ITS F FOR THE 111 119 AND 113 AND 112
India is 5th not 4th. Pakistan's range is 118.5°c.
Highest 53.7°c
Lowest -65°c
Also India's biggest temperature is 48.4°c in Palam in 1998
The most unexpected plot twist from probably one of the most underrated countries ever.
Frrr
Where the Philippines at we get like 32-36 degrees Celsius Morning and Afternoon and only 29-30 Degrees Celsius at night.
Long term short..HOT
I live in the cold part of Australia near the snowy mountains about 150km drive. The hottest its been was 48c-50c in summer and snowed once when I was a child -5c.
@User oof that's nasty cold, you wear 7 layers or something?
I wish pwa would start adding bangladesh, it would be nice to see my country in vids like this once in a while :'(
in winter around here it around 60f - 80f and right now (technically summer) it’s 115f on next tuesday and right now at 10:29 pm (sunday) it’s 97f lollllll i live in kuwait you should’ve added that we also had the highest temperature in the world
The whole India is not hot
In northeast its perfect not too hot nor too cold
If you get high it feels heaven
India is hot and dirty. Bye
Pakistan has deserts, rugged mountains, forests, coastline, massive rivers, glaciers, plain fields so we have a diverse terrain just like India
Coldest cities are near Chitral, Skardu etc. (-10°C to -25°C) and hottest are in Eastern and Southern areas like Jacobabad, Karachi and Lahore etc. (35°C to near 50°C)
In delhi there is 45°c 🥵🥵🥵
Ireland being left out-
(Winter: 8-6C around 46.4F, lowest around -11C around 12F. Very overcast, with some winter sun and some snow showers)
(Spring: between 8-12°C/46° to 54°F. Good deal of sunshine, aswell with heavy rain and some thunder.)
(Summer: ranges around 18-33C/91.4F. Very hot and pretty dry with most days being sunny, but many days also include thunder, heavy rain aand more dangerous weather.)
(Autumn: Many temperature swings, but a good deal of sunshine. Temps range from 17C to 4C.)
-11 is nothing. Coming from a swede.
Oh but 8-12 in spring sounds lovely. The summer sounds similar to ours-just even hotter, so i'd never like that.
As a person who lived in a tropical country i can comfirm this isnt our full limit
*Yet.*
I died Laughing 🤣 😂
Wait till wet bulb temperature start regularly crossing 35°C
so happy to see pakistan country ball
was waiting to see it and also felt bad when only saw india
i love my country and indian people too
they are so generous
(well almost 90 % are.... while some are not but still positive thinking )
🇵🇰🇵🇰
In terms of states I think Alabama has one of the most chaotic average coldest temperatures are in the teens but can drop near negative and average hottest temperatures in the 90's although can push 110. What makes it chaotic is in the winter you can have weeks of 20 degree weather then all of a sudden get a 80 degree day.
Uh yeah in Denver it can be -20 or 70 in the winter. And even in summer you never know if you’ll get a blizzard or a drought
Yeah same here in Michigan. More east. we go in to the negatives a pretty decent amount of years and we usually go up to 100 in the summer
I like how this one doesn’t really have a “winner”, since everyone likes their own temperature level
Well Pakistan must b happy now cuz average temperature has increased to 17 degrees...and it's increasing at alarming rate... Believe me warm isn't cool
i love how every country just bounces when they talk
wobble wobble