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Delhi weather changes as light rain brings brief relief; temperature hits record 52-degree mark in Mungeshpur

Delhi heatwave: Delhi s Mungeshpur recorded 52.3 degrees Celsius, the highest-ever maximum temperature in the national capital for this season.

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52 3 degree Celsius is a climatic anomaly and a threat to health: How to stay safe

Delhi experiences record-breaking temperature of 52.3 degree Celsius, triggering intense heat wave. The city's outskirts are hit by hot winds, exacerb

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52 3 degree Celsius is a climatic anomaly and a threat to health: How to stay safe |

Delhi experiences record-breaking temperature of 52.3 degree Celsius, triggering intense heat wave. The city's outskirts are hit by hot winds, exacerb

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Delhi sizzles as heat scorches North India, Mungeshpur bakes at 48 3°C; IMD issues red alert for capital | Delhi News

Delhi sizzles as heat scorches North India, Mungeshpur bakes at 48 3°C; IMD issues red alert for capital | Delhi News
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IMD weather update: Delhi s heat index soars to 50 degrees, will go as much as

The heat index is set to increase today as IMD has predicted it to be close to 54-56 degrees Celsius in the next 48 hours. An official said, "The wind direction is expected to change to westerly by May 25 evening. The feel-like temperature may dip on Sunday."

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