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
India's national capital Delhi sweltered amid intense heatwave conditions on Friday (May 31) and occupied the top three hottest places in the country.
Mungeshpur emerged as the hottest place in the country after recording 49.6 degrees Celsius which was followed by Narela where temperature soared to 49.4 degrees Celsius and west Delhi's Najafgarh which recorded 49.2 degrees Celsius.
Today is the last wave with heatwave warnings in isolated regions of Delhi, after which the union territory can expect mostly strong winds and occasional storms for the next week or so.