Heat wave continues unabated in Punjab and Haryana

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Press Trust of India Chandigarh
Last Updated : Jun 21 2014 | 6:43 PM IST
Heat wave conditions continued to sweep swathes of Punjab and Haryana including Chandigarh with Hisar simmering at 43 degree Celsius.
Mercury at Amritsar in Punjab, which witnessed a drizzle, soared to 40.8 deg C, two notches above than normal, the MeT office here said.
Ludhiana and Patiala recorded above normal highs of 42.6 deg C and 42.7 deg C, respectively.
In Haryana, Hisar experienced a hot day at 43 deg C, two notches above normal while Karnal braved sweltering conditions at 42.6 deg C. Ambala, too, experienced a hot day at 41.4 deg C, up two notches.
Sultry weather prevailed in Chandigarh, where maximum temperature settled at 41.6 deg C, three notches above normal.
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First Published: Jun 21 2014 | 6:43 PM IST

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