New Delhi: The capital recorded the hottest day of this year on Tuesday with a maximum temperature shooting of up to 43 ° C, six notches above normal, at Safdarjung’s observations.
Some parts of the city are hotter: 44.4 ° C in Najafgarh, while Pitampura, Mungeshpur and Pusa Station recorded 44.3 ° C.
The previous highest temperature in Delhi this year was 42.2 ° C on April 28.
The delayed monsoon, the clear sky and northwest wind caused a mercury increase, said Kuldeep Srivastava from IMD.
A heated wave was announced in the city – the second this year after March 29 – which was unusual now because the phenomenon was largely witnessed until mid-June.
IMD estimates the condition of heatwave in isolated places on Wednesday, with a maximum possibility of around 42 ° C.
Light relief is expected from July 2 and so on with the possibility of rain in some parts of Delhi.
However, the monsoon is impossible to reach the city in the next five days, he added.
The capital did not watch the Heatwave in April and maybe because of cloud cover and a series of Western disorders, said Srivastava.
The IMD defines the Heatwave Day when a maximum is 4.5 ° C and more above the normal temperature and maximum at least 40 ° C.
The heatwave is also stated if a maximum touch of 45 ° C or higher.
A ‘severe heatwa’ is stated when a maximum is 6.5 ° C or more above normal.
On Tuesday, the minimum temperature is recorded at 27.4 ° C, one notch below normal.
Moisture relatively oscillating between 78% and 25%.
Meanwhile, Gurgaon rolled under an intense Heatwave on Tuesday with a level of mercury touching 44 degrees Celsius – 5.8 notch above normal -, making it the hottest day of the season.
The minimum temperature is completed at 28 degrees Celsius.
When the rainy season continues to dodge, Tuesday is the first gurgaon heatwave mantra, which bits the population in the midst of the weather conditions in the day.
According to an IMD official, there will be no pause for the next two days and residents will continue to face hot and humid conditions with strong surface winds.
However, this city might see light rain and goal on Friday in remote areas in the region.
“This is the first mantra of the first heatwave in this region this season.
There is a strong possibility of the heatave which takes place on Wednesday.
Dry and hot weather conditions will continue for the next two days and strong surface winds will likely win over the area.
There is no possibility for the monsoon to hit in the next 5 days, although some rainfall and storm activities will be seen on Friday.
“According to the Weekly Estimated IMD, Gurgaon will see some of the cloudy skea accompanied by strong winds (40-50 kmpj) and The condition of the heatave in places isolated on Wednesday.
The minimum and maximum temperature tends to direct around 30 and 43 degrees Celsius, respectively.
Meanwhile, air quality on Tuesday deteriorated slightly and slipped into the ‘poor’ category for the first time this month.
Aqi as a whole was recorded in 206 against 171 the previous day.