Chandigarh was hit by a dust storm in the afternoon followed by showers, which brought down the maximum temperature to 33.3 deg C, six degrees below normal, the MeT department said here.
Ambala in Haryana also received light showers and the maximum there settled at 35 deg C, it said.
Karnal's maximum dropped by six notches below normal to settle at 32 deg C after light rains, MeT said.
The maximum temperatures at Hisar and Bhiwani were recorded at 37.8 deg C and 35.8 deg C respectively, both down by two notches.
Ludhiana and Patiala were also lashed by rains and the respective below-normal maximums in the two towns settled at 34.9 deg C and 32.7 deg C.
The MeT has forecast possibility of more rains at a few places in the two states tomorrow as well.
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