Temperatures soared above 45 degrees celsius in the national Capital, with the maximum being recorded at 45.7 degrees celsius at north west Delhi’s Narela, six notches above the season s average.
Both Narela and Najafgarh, which border the state of Haryana and take the first blows of hot air
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The national capital saw a minimum temperature of 30.2 degrees Celsius, an above average temperature. The skies were cloudy. The IMD predicted heatwave conditions, and possible dust storm or thunderstorm with light rain and gusty winds. Humidity was at 27%, and a maximum temperature of 43 degrees Celsius was expected. Delhi s Air Quality Index was poor at 239, according to the Central Pollution Control Board.