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Rains lash parts of Delhi

Last Updated: Monday, January 16, 2012, 21:22
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New Delhi: It was another pleasant day for Delhiites on Monday as mercury remained at tolerable levels, while rains revisited the city during the evening hours.

The denizens woke up to a pleasant morning after overnight rains lashed the capital and the minimum temperature settling at a comfortable 10.5 degree Celsius, three degree Celsius above normal and up from yesterday's 9.5 degrees.

A cool breeze also blew across the city in the morning making Delhiites feel a bit of the chill but the clear skies and sun made it tolerable.

However, as the day progressed, the sky turned cloudy, leading to rains later in the evening. The maximum temperature dropped to 20.3 degree Celsius, normal for this period of the year, against yesterday's 25.6 degrees Celsius.

Till 8.30 AM today, the rain gauges measured 4.2 mm of rains after the showers started around 11 PM last night. Though there were no showers during day time, the rains resumed at around 8 pm.

The mercury was on an upward swing in the past couple of days after icy winds blowing from several days kept the temperature at below normal levels.

tomorrow with temperature oscillating between 10 and 19 degree Celsius. The partly cloudy sky during the day would become clear towards evening or night, it said.

Last month saw the minimum temperature come down to 2.9 degrees Celsius on Christmas morning, the lowest of the season so far.

In the past 11 years, except for 2010, the month of January has recorded the lowest minimum temperature at below five degrees Celsius. The lowest in the past 11 years was on January eight of 2006 when the mercury had dipped to 0.2 deg C.

The record lowest minimum for the month was recorded on January 16, 1935 when mercury touched minus 0.6 degrees Celsius while the record highest maximum was 32.5 degrees on January 28, 2004.

PTI

First Published: Monday, January 16, 2012, 21:22

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