Breaking news:
After Rahul Gandhi, CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke Demands Amit Shah's Resignation | Stray Dogs Carry Human Head to Cricket Ground, Probe Links It to Railway Accident | Heavy rain to lash Gujarat as monsoon remains active across India on Friday
Logo

Light Rain Brings Temporary Relief to Delhi Amid Record-Breaking 52.3 degrees Celsius Heatwave

Several parts of Delhi experienced light rain on Wednesday, offering brief relief as temperatures hit a 52.3 record degrees Celsius 

29-05-2024
image
   

On Wednesday, several parts of Delhi experienced light rain, providing a brief respite from the extreme heatwave that saw temperatures soar to a record-breaking 52.3 degrees Celsius. This scorching temperature set a new high for the city, intensifying the struggle for residents coping with the sweltering conditions.

The weather department has predicted that thunderstorms, light rain, and gusty winds are likely to affect Delhi and its adjoining areas in the NCR over the next two hours. These weather changes are expected to bring some temporary relief from the oppressive heat.

Noida, a city in the NCR region, also witnessed light rain, which contributed to alleviating the intense heat. The forecasted thunderstorms and gusty winds are anticipated to provide further cooling, though the relief may be short-lived as summer conditions persist.

Residents are advised to stay hydrated and take necessary precautions against the heat while enjoying the brief cooler weather brought on by these light showers.

Image

Woman Booked Over Alleged Abusive Remarks Against PM Modi During Anti-Paper L

A police case has been registered against a 25-year-old woman for allegedly using offensive language

Read More
Image

'Quit as PM, Become an Influencer': CJP's Abhijeet Dipke Mocks Modi, Warns of

Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his outrea

Read More
Image

Delhi Govt Drops Action Against NEET Protesters Without Criminal Record, Revi

The Delhi government has announced that no further legal proceedings will continue against students

Read More