Delhi Touch Highest Temperature For July In 9 Years

The National Capital reached 43.1 Degrees in the month of July.

Delhi reeled under a heat wave for a third day and recorded a maximum temperature of 43.1 levels Celsius on Thursday, the highest in July since 2012, with the India Meteorological department (IMD) saying there may be "no chance" of monsoon reaching the city till July 7.The maximum temperature recorded at the Safdarjung Observatory, which presents consultant information for the metropolis, stood nearly at 43.1 levels Celsius, the highest for the month of July in 9 years. The minimal temperature settled at 31.7 tiers Celsius. The capital had recorded a maximum of forty three.5 degrees Celsius on July 2, 2012.

On Tuesday, Delhi recorded the primary heat wave of this summer season with the mercury reaching 43 ranges Celsius. A heat wave swept the national capital on Wednesday, too, with the mercury hovering to 43.6 ranges Celsius, the highest recorded this 12 months to this point, the IMD stated. Another heat wave is probable on Friday.

The intensity of the heat wave and its vicinity insurance will possibly lower thereafter because of expected south-westerly winds from the Arabian Sea. However there won't be plenty of remedy in the course of the following seven days because of the increase in humidity, IMD Director popular Mrutunjay Mohapatra stated