Delhi just turned up the heat—literally! The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) confirmed the capital sweltered through its hottest day this season, hitting a scorching 47.4°C on Friday. That’s hotter than your phone after a 4K video marathon!
Najafgarh in southwest Delhi took the crown for the highest temperature, while areas like Mungeshpur (46.5°C) and Gurugram (44.6°C) weren’t far behind. Even Lodhi Road, known for its greenery, baked at 43.8°C.
With heatwaves gripping neighboring Noida and Gurugram, locals are swapping chai for ice lollies. Experts warn the extreme weather could strain power grids and health services. Pro tip: Hydrate like it’s your part-time job and avoid the midday sun!
Stay cool, folks—this isn’t just summer; it’s survival mode.
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The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) confirmed the capital sweltered through its hottest day this season, hitting a scorching 47.4°C on Friday. That’s hotter than your phone after a 4K video marathon! 
Experts warn the extreme weather could strain power grids and health services. Pro tip: Hydrate like it’s your part-time job and avoid the midday sun!
