Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 06:51pm on 29 May 2024,Wednesday Weather & Environment
Northern India faces an intense heatwave as temperatures soar above 45 degrees Celsius in several cities. Delhi sets a new record with Mungeshpur reaching a scorching 52.9°C, while the Safdarjung Observatory hits 46.8°C, the highest in 79 years. Dehradun also experiences its all-time high temperature amidst the heatwave. The India Meteorological Department is investigating sensor data for accuracy. Schools in Bihar remain closed until June 8 due to the extreme weather. Authorities attribute the high temperatures to sensor error or local factors. Citizens are advised to take precautions against the blistering heat.
