Most locations within the metropolis recorded most temperatures between 39 levels and 42 levels Celsius (File)
New Delhi:
The nationwide capital sweltered beneath the stifling warmth on Thursday as rains continued to play truant.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted dry climate for the following two days and rains on the weekend.
The Safdarjung Observatory, which offers consultant figures for town, recorded a most of 39.7 levels Celsius, three notches above regular.
Most locations within the metropolis recorded the utmost temperatures between 39 levels and 42 levels Celsius.
Humidity ranges oscillated between 55 and 80 per cent.
Though the IMD has predicted a traditional monsoon for Delhi, rains have remained subdued for the reason that wind system reached the nationwide capital on June 25.
Since June 1, town has recorded 30.5 mm rainfall as towards the typical precipitation of 65.eight mm – a deficiency of 54 per cent, in response to IMD.
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