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Delhi experiences record-breaking temperature of 52.3 degree Celsius, triggering intense heat wave. The city's outskirts are hit by hot winds, exacerb
Delhi experiences record-breaking temperature of 52.3 degree Celsius, triggering intense heat wave. The city's outskirts are hit by hot winds, exacerb
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) clarified the record-breaking 52.9°C temperature in Delhi's Mungeshpur as a sensor error or local anomaly. IMD predicts relief from the heatwave in the next 2-3 days due to rain and cooler winds. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju flagged the 52.3°C report as unlikely, awaiting official confirmation. Light showers in Delhi-NCR provided temporary relief, with temperatures expected to gradually decrease in Northwest and Central India.
As the reports of Delhi hitting record 52.3 degrees surfaced, Kiren Rijiju, Minister of Earth Sciences and Minister of Food Processing Industries, said it is unlikely and there might be some error in the data or sensors.
'Heatwave condition likely to reduce in 2-3 days'