Day temperature rises in capital

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Press Trust of India New Delhi
Last Updated : May 15 2013 | 7:20 PM IST
Mercury rose above the 40-degree mark in the national capital today, marking the end of the recent streak which saw day temperature remain at below normal levels.
The maximum temperature was recorded at 40.5 deg C, which was one degree higher than normal and slightly up from yesterday's 39.8 deg C.
The minimum temperature, meanwhile, remained one notch below normal at 24.8 deg C registering a slight deviation from yesterday's 24.6 deg C.
Humidity levels oscillated between 23 and 69 per cent.
The Weatherman has predicted clear skies for tomorrow. The maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to be 41 and 26 deg C, respectively.
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First Published: May 15 2013 | 7:20 PM IST

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