Delhi Records Highest Temperature of the Season at 47.4°C Amid Severe Heatwave
Authorities issue red alert and close schools as the capital braces for more extreme heat during ongoing elections.
- Delhi's Najafgarh records the highest temperature in India at 47.4°C.
- The India Meteorological Department forecasts severe heatwave conditions for the next five days.
- Schools in Delhi and other northern states are closed early for summer vacations due to the heat.
- The extreme heat has pushed Delhi's peak power demand to a record high for May.
- Voters are urged to take precautions as high temperatures coincide with the election period.