Severe heatwave to persist in Delhi-NCR for three days, no relief from rains at night

The capital city of India, Delhi, recorded the highest maximum temperature of the season on Saturday, reaching up to 41.8 degrees Celsius. The sports complex recorded a temperature of 44 degrees Celsius, which is a significant increase from the past few days.
The heatwave has been persistent for the past few days, making it difficult for people to go out during the day. The condition of the people is miserable due to the scorching heat.
The Faridabad area in NCR recorded the highest temperature at 44.3 degrees Celsius. The heatwave is expected to continue in Delhi-NCR for the next three days. However, the temperature may drop by one or two degrees after that.
Even though it rained during the night, there is no respite from the heat, and the humidity level continues to remain high.

The authorities have urged people to take necessary precautions and stay indoors as much as possible during the day. They have also advised people to drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated and avoid going out in the sun during peak hours.
The Delhi government has also issued a health advisory for the public, asking them to avoid direct sunlight and wear light-colored clothes.
The heatwave has also impacted the power supply in some parts of Delhi, with several areas facing power cuts due to the increased load on the electricity grid.

The severe heatwave in Delhi-NCR is expected to continue for the next three days, making it difficult for people to go out during the day. It is essential to take necessary precautions and stay hydrated to avoid heat-related illnesses.
The authorities have also advised people to avoid going out in the sun during peak hours and wear light-colored clothes to stay cool.

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Delhi-ncr to face scorching heat for 3 days, no relief from night rains.

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