Mercury also rose to a high of 38.4 degree Celsius, 2.9 points up from yesterday's 35.5 deg C and one degree above normal for this part of the season.
However, minimum temperature continued to remain three notches below normal, settling at 25.3 deg C, which was nominally up from previous day's 24.8 deg C.
Humidity oscillated between 40 and 92 per cent.
Rain gauges measured 4.8 mm rain in the capital during the last 24 hours which ended at 8:30 in the morning.
The weatherman has predicted a partly cloudy sky tomorrow. Maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to be around 39 deg C and 26 deg C respectively.
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