Delhi sweats it out on season’s hottest day
11 May 2012 1:44 AM GMT
Delhiites on Thursday experienced the hottest day of this summer with the mercury soaring to 42.6 degree Celsius but there could be some relief tomorrow as the city is likely to see rains or thundershowers.
Today’s maximum was three degrees above normal for this season and up from yesterday’s 40.8 degree Celsius. For the past couple of days, the mercury has been on an upward swing.
However, the minimum showed a decline to 27.4 degree Celsius, two degrees above normal, from 28.4 degrees. Hot winds blew through the day and the mercury was at its peak making life tough for Delhiites.
The humidity was recorded between 21 per cent and 58 per cent, the Met office said.
There could be some relief from the searing heat tomorrow as the city may get rains or thundershowers accompanied by squall in some areas of the capital.
However, the temperature may not see big changes with the weatherman predicting that the maximum may hover around 40 degree Celsius and minimum at 29 degrees.
Today’s maximum was three degrees above normal for this season and up from yesterday’s 40.8 degree Celsius. For the past couple of days, the mercury has been on an upward swing.
However, the minimum showed a decline to 27.4 degree Celsius, two degrees above normal, from 28.4 degrees. Hot winds blew through the day and the mercury was at its peak making life tough for Delhiites.
The humidity was recorded between 21 per cent and 58 per cent, the Met office said.
There could be some relief from the searing heat tomorrow as the city may get rains or thundershowers accompanied by squall in some areas of the capital.
However, the temperature may not see big changes with the weatherman predicting that the maximum may hover around 40 degree Celsius and minimum at 29 degrees.
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