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At 43.5 degrees Celsius, Delhi records hottest April day in 12 years

The national capital had recorded a maximum temperature of 43.7 degrees Celsius on April 18, 2010

Commuters cross a road on a hot summer day in New Delhi (Photo: PTI)
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Commuters cross a road on a hot summer day in New Delhi (Photo: PTI)

Press Trust of India
An intense heatwave broiled Delhi on Wednesday, with the Safdarjung observatory recording a maximum temperature of 43.5 degrees Celsius, the highest in April in 12 years.

The national capital had recorded a maximum temperature of 43.7 degrees Celsius on April 18, 2010. The all-time high temperature for the month was 45.6 degrees Celsius recorded on April 29, 1941.

The mercury leaped to 46 degrees Celsius at Sports Complex, making it the warmest place in the capital.

Ridge (45.1 degrees Celsius), Mungeshpur (45.8 degrees Celsius), Najafgarh (45.4 degrees Celsius) and Pitampura (45.2 degrees Celsius) recorded the maximum temperature at least five notches above normal.

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