The temperature levels continued hovering several notches above normal in most parts of Punjab and Haryana.
Chandigarh on Sunday recorded a minimum temperature of 17.4 degrees Celsius, which was four notches above normal while the maximum temperature recorded was 32.5 degrees Celsius, up by three notches from normal level.
Haryana’s Narnaul settled at a high temperature of 38 degree Celsius, six degrees above normal. Punjab’s holy city Ambala settled at maximum temperature of 32.8 degree Celsius, up by five degrees from normal.
ludhiana and Patiala settled at maximum temperature of 33.4 degree Celsius and 33.6 degree Celsius, both above five degrees from normal.
In Haryana, Hisar recorded maximum of 35.8 degrees while Ambala settled at a high of 33.9 degrees, five degrees above normal.
Meanwhile, Amritsar recorded 14.6 degree Celsius as minimum, which was two degrees above normal limits. Haryana’s Ambala settled at minimum temperature of 18.5 degree Celsius, up by three notches from normal, Hisar recorded 17.4 degrees and Karnal settled at 14.8 degrees.
In Punjab, Patiala settled at minimum of 17.5 degree Celsius, above four notches from normal while ludhiana saw 17.2 degrees Celsius, four degree above normal
According to the Met Department forecast, light rain is expected at isolated places after 48 hours in Haryana and Punjab.