The Union territory of Chandigarh recorded a maximum of 41.7 degrees, three notches above normal, according to the local MeT office.
In Punjab, Ludhiana and Patiala recorded maximums of 42.3 and 43.3 degrees, respectively, while Amritsar sizzled at 43 degrees.
Narnaul in Haryana was the hottest place across the neighbouring states with a maximum of 44.2 degrees, up three notches.
And, while Ambala sweat it out at 42.5 degrees today, blistering heat in Hisar drove the mercury up to 44 degrees.
The MeT office has ruled out any change in the conditions in the coming two days.
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