Delhi-NCR continued to witness good rain and thundershowers for the second consecutive day on Monday, plunging day temperatures by whopping 8 degrees at 32.4°C.
Not only this, the night temperatures also settled at 24.7°C that was three degrees below the monthly average.
In a span of 24 hours from 8:30 am on Monday, Palam Observatory recorded 14.8 m of rain while Safdarjung received 4.7 mm.
Till May 31, city has recorded 40 mm of rain surpassing its monthly average of 37.7 mm.
Scorching hot weather to return
With the end of month, the three-day-long rainy spell has also come to an end. According to Skymet Weather, the cyclonic circulation over Punjab region and the east-west trough passing through the Indo-Gangetic plains have become less marked.
With this, rain activity is also expected to reduce significantly. Though, sky will remain partly-cloudy on Tuesday but day maximum will start inching back towards the normal average.
Today, we can expect day temperatures to settle around 39°C or 40°C.
We expect dry and hot weather conditions to prevail over the city for at least next five days as no significant weather system is likely to affect the region soon.
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