With no chance of rain this week, the mercury has gone up in the national capital. The maximum temperature has once again reached 40 degree Celsius in Delhi.
The mercury is rising once again in Delhi. (representative image)
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- The maximum temperature in Delhi on Thursday was 37.9 degrees Celsius.
- The mercury is rising once again in Delhi
- IMD predicts temperature rise to continue for next two days
After recording the coldest June day in 10 years, the temperature in Delhi is rising once again, and there is no chance of rain. The maximum temperature is close to 40 °C.
The mercury level rose to 37.9 degrees Celsius on June 23, a notch below normal and 0.7 degrees Celsius above Wednesday.
Delhiites were battling dry weather and humidity on Thursday. The Meteorological Department has predicted that the temperature will continue to rise for the next two days. The maximum temperature in Safdarjung is expected to touch 40 degrees by Saturday.
According to the weather forecast, the maximum temperature on Tuesday was 34.5 degrees Celsius and on Monday 32.8 degrees Celsius.
no rain this week
There is no chance of any rain in the national capital this week. However, (India Meteorological Department) IMD has predicted drizzle on 27th June and light rain on 28th June.