DelhiDesk: The mercury crossed 46 degrees in Delhi’s Najafgarh area due to hot winds from south-west and north-west directions, making it the hottest recorded region in Delhi-NCR. The temperature in Delhi remained near 43 degrees, marking it as the hottest day of this season. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for Monday and warned that heatwave may prevail at some places in Delhi.

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– 👉 The girl who came for the exam looked upset in the sun
– 👉 The mercury crossed 46-degree mark in Delhi’s Najafgarh area
– 👉 Hot wind blowing from south-west and north-west directions
– 👉 Hottest recorded region in Delhi-NCR
– 👉 Temperature in Delhi remained near 43 degrees, hottest day of the season
– 👉 Possibility of further increase in temperature on Monday
– 👉 Meteorological Department issued a yellow alert for Monday
– 👉 Heatwave may prevail at some places in Delhi.

Najafgarh hit 46 degrees on Sunday, the hottest day yet. Today, expect intense heat and sunlight. IMD issues yellow alert for Delhi NCR.

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