Delhi registered extreme humidity level on Tuesday bringing discomfort to the residents of the national Capital. Though the city saw an overcast sky, the humidity level shot up over 90 per cent, the MeT Department said.
The maximum temperature was recorded at 34.9°C, a notch above the normal, a MeT official said. The minimum was recorded at 25.8°C, a notch below normal, compared to Monday’s 27.2°C. Extreme humid conditions made city residents sweat it out with humidity level oscillating between 64 per cent and 92 per cent.
“Till 8.30 am on Tuesday, 2.7 mm of rain was recorded. After that there has been no rain till 5.30 pm,” a MeT official said. The weatherman has predicted light rains and thundershowers in some parts of the city. The weatherman has forecast a cloudy day Wednesday and the maximum and minimum temperatures are likely to hover around 36°C and 26°C respectively.