Delhi heatwave: Relief From Heatwave Soon, Cloudy Skies, Rain Forecast For Delhi

New Delhi is burning, yes Delhi, the capital of India, has experienced an extremely hot week with temperatures reaching nearly 50°C. This heatwave has broken records, and scientists say that climate change is making these severe conditions worse in the world’s most populated country.

On Wednesday, after Delhi recorded its highest temperature ever, which is 52°C but seems like the report was wrong, later on The IMD explained that the reported maximum temperature of over 52°C in Delhi was due to a sensor error or a local factor. It said, The maximum temperature over Delhi NCR varied from 45.2 degrees Celsius to 49.1 degrees Celsius in different parts of city, Mungeshpur reported 52.9 degrees Celsius as an outlier compared to other stations. It could be due to an error in the sensor or a local factor. IMD is examining the data and sensors

But yes we cannot deny the fact that Delhi, where over 30 million people live, recorded its highest ever temperature in 80 years with maximum temperature of over 50 degrees Celsius.