US EditionRajasthan sizzles at 46.4 degrees. What IMD predicted for Delhi heatwave
- A severe heatwave has affected Delhi and other parts of India, with Delhi recording 40.2 degrees Celsius, exceeding normal temperatures by 5.1 degrees, according to the Indian Meteorological Department .
- The IMD forecasts temperatures in Delhi will range from 40 to 42 degrees Celsius, signaling the start of intense summer conditions across the country.
- Authorities have issued a red alert for Saurashtra and Kutch due to expected high temperatures, following significant heat recorded in Rajasthan and Gujarat.
- A total of 27 weather stations recorded temperatures of 43 degrees Celsius or higher, with Barmer in Rajasthan reaching 46.4 degrees Celsius, as reported by the IMD.
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