Blistering heat also singed Amritsar, which recorded a high of 46.1 deg C, up seven notches. Patiala was hotter by six degrees at 44.7 deg C.
Chandigarh, too, had no relief from heat wave, recording a high of 42.6 deg C, five above normal.
Hisar was the hottest place in Haryana at 46.2 deg C, five above normal.
Narnaul (45.6 C), Bhiwani (44.5 C) experienced a hot day while Karnal and Ambala recorded identical maximums of 43 deg C each.
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