<p>Temperature settled above the 45-degree mark in most parts of the desert state as Bikaner, Srigangangar and Jodhpur recorded a day temperature of 47.5 C, 47.1 C and 46.4 C respectively.<br /><br />Delhiites had to bear with scorching heat as the maximum settled at 43.6 degree Celsius, three notches above normal, while the minimum was recorded at 30.7 degrees.<br />The Weatherman has predicted no relief for the capital, with the temperature likely to oscillate between 43 and 27 degree Celsius.<br /><br />The heat wave also prevailed in most parts of Punjab and Haryana where Hisar baked at 47 C, six degrees above normal, followed by Ludhiana 42.5 C and Patiala 42 C.<br />Amristsar recorded a day temperature of 41.7 C while it was 41.1 C each in Chandigarh and Ambala.In Uttarakhand, despite a hailstorm the weather was hot as capital Dehradun recorded a day temperature of 38.1 degree Celsius, nearly five notches above normal</p>
<p>Temperature settled above the 45-degree mark in most parts of the desert state as Bikaner, Srigangangar and Jodhpur recorded a day temperature of 47.5 C, 47.1 C and 46.4 C respectively.<br /><br />Delhiites had to bear with scorching heat as the maximum settled at 43.6 degree Celsius, three notches above normal, while the minimum was recorded at 30.7 degrees.<br />The Weatherman has predicted no relief for the capital, with the temperature likely to oscillate between 43 and 27 degree Celsius.<br /><br />The heat wave also prevailed in most parts of Punjab and Haryana where Hisar baked at 47 C, six degrees above normal, followed by Ludhiana 42.5 C and Patiala 42 C.<br />Amristsar recorded a day temperature of 41.7 C while it was 41.1 C each in Chandigarh and Ambala.In Uttarakhand, despite a hailstorm the weather was hot as capital Dehradun recorded a day temperature of 38.1 degree Celsius, nearly five notches above normal</p>