Heat Wave In North And East India

It's that time of year again when most people in north, central and west India face severe heat. In fact, having a heat wave every year during the unforgiving summer months of May and June is not unusual. What's worrying though, is the pace at which temperatures across the country seem to tumble records year-on-year.

The searing heat wave continued to grip north India today, even as the national capital and adjoining areas witnessed a marginal drop in temperature, caused by a western disturbance.

The heat wave sweeping north India continued unabated today claiming 4 lives, even as parts of Uttar Pradesh and the national capital got light showers. Three persons died due to heatstroke in Haryana's Ambala district, while a 38-year-old man succumbed to the scorching sun in Muzafarnagar in Uttar Pradesh.

Heat wave today continued in Punjab and Haryana with mercury soaring by up to six notches above normal.

The northern and eastern parts of the country baked at above normal temperatures on Thursday due to the scorching summer sun and hot winds. The capital Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 45.4 degree Celsius, the highest so far this season.

The summer sun scorched the Northern and Eastern parts of the country where the temperature at most places climbed above 40 degree Celsius. India Meteorological Department says, there will be no respite from the heat in the coming days, as temperature across the area is only expected to rise.

A blistering heat wave swept through northern and eastern parts of the country today claiming two lives in Uttar Pradesh.The national capital recorded a maximum of 43.5 degree celsius, three notches above normal and a minimum of 26.8 degree celsius.

The capital Delhi recorded a high of 42.2 degree celsius and a low of 26.2 degrees, both above the normal mark.

The summer sun scorched the Northern and Eastern parts of the country where the temperature at most places climbed above 40 degree celsius.

It's that time of year again when most people in north, central and west India face severe heat. In fact, having a heat wave every year during the unforgiving summer months of May and June is not unusual. What's worrying though, is the pace at which temperatures across the country seem to tumble records year-on-year.

The searing heat wave continued to grip north India today, even as the national capital and adjoining areas witnessed a marginal drop in temperature, caused by a western disturbance.

The heat wave sweeping north India continued unabated today claiming 4 lives, even as parts of Uttar Pradesh and the national capital got light showers. Three persons died due to heatstroke in Haryana's Ambala district, while a 38-year-old man succumbed to the scorching sun in Muzafarnagar in Uttar Pradesh.

Heat wave today continued in Punjab and Haryana with mercury soaring by up to six notches above normal.

The northern and eastern parts of the country baked at above normal temperatures on Thursday due to the scorching summer sun and hot winds. The capital Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 45.4 degree Celsius, the highest so far this season.

The summer sun scorched the Northern and Eastern parts of the country where the temperature at most places climbed above 40 degree Celsius. India Meteorological Department says, there will be no respite from the heat in the coming days, as temperature across the area is only expected to rise.

A blistering heat wave swept through northern and eastern parts of the country today claiming two lives in Uttar Pradesh.The national capital recorded a maximum of 43.5 degree celsius, three notches above normal and a minimum of 26.8 degree celsius.

The capital Delhi recorded a high of 42.2 degree celsius and a low of 26.2 degrees, both above the normal mark.

The summer sun scorched the Northern and Eastern parts of the country where the temperature at most places climbed above 40 degree celsius.