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On Tuesday, Delhi-NCR endured its hottest minimum temperature in 55 years, reaching 35.2 degrees Celsius. The heatwave gripped the city, prompting discomfort among residents accustomed to milder nights. However, relief came unexpectedly as light rains and gusty winds graced the city on Wednesday night. This sudden change in weather brought down temperatures significantly, offering respite from the scorching heat.
By Thursday morning, the Safdarjung weather station recorded a more comfortable 29.6 degrees Celsius, marking a noticeable drop from the previous day. The maximum temperature also saw a decline, hovering around 40 degrees Celsius, easing the persistent heatwave conditions.
The pleasant weather persisted, much to the delight of Delhi-NCR residents, as the region experienced further rainfall on Friday. Social media platforms buzzed with videos capturing rain showers across the capital city, highlighting the relief brought by these unexpected showers amidst the summer heat.
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