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An atomic bomb generates very high content of heat and it depends on the weight of the bomb. The bomb dropped on Hiroshima weighed 4 tons and its temperature was up to 300, 000 degrees Celsius at blast point. The heat generated burned everything in its way up to a radius of 3.5 kilometers from the burst point.
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