Heat Continues, Patiala Simmers

The city of Amritsar continued to register peak temperature at 43.8 degrees on May 26, accompanied by Ludhiana, which recorded 43.4 degrees and Hisar filed 43 degrees of heat.

Patiala as well as Ambala registered 42.7 and 42.4 degrees of highest temperature on May 26.

On May 27, the weather forecasters have anticipated a decrease of warmth to 41 and 42 degrees celsius.

Even though the highest temperatures declined in 2 days, the least climbed up to 30 degrees and higher than 28 and 29 degrees Celsius in a number of places of the states including Haryana and Punjab.

“There is a fresh western commotion, which has bordered on and it is likely to fetch sandstorm and shower to the area. There is a likelihood of light rain in addition. Remote regions in two states Punjab and Haryana will enjoy rains on May 27. The climatic circumstances might be a slight relaxed on May 27 with levels going down by some points,” stated the met section.

On Tuesday, in the states including Punjab and Haryana, there was a slight relief from warmth as highest temperature declined by few points in a lot of places accompanying rainfall.

Rainfall at some places in Punjab and Haryana reduced the temperature, though grimy climate conditions persisted.

UT Chandigarh registered maximum of 39.2 deg C with 0.1 millimeter of precipitation, Met office added.

In the state of Punjab, Ludhiana and Patiala where mercury was more than 43 degrees for the past few days, today registered highest temperature at 39.9 deg C and 40.1 deg C respectively.