The maximum temperatures across both the states hovered above normal level. Union Territory of Chandigarh recorded a high of 34.5 deg C, two degrees above normal, MeT department report said.
Hisar in Haryana recorded the highest maximum in the region at 38 deg C. Ambala, Bhiwani, Karnal and Narnaul recoded Mercury at 33.6 deg C, 36.6 deg C, 34 deg C and 35 deg C respectively.
In Punjab, Amritsar had a high of 34.8 deg C while Ludhiana and Patiala recorded maximum at 34.4 deg C and 34.6 deg C, rising by up to two notches above normal.
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