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Weather: Hot morning in Delhi, min at 24.2 deg C

| @indiablooms | Apr 26, 2019, at 11:25 am

New Delhi, Apr 26 (UNI): Delhiites on Friday woke up to a hot morning, with minimum temperature recorded at 24.2 degrees Celsius, normal for the season.

The relative humidity till 0830 was pegged at 53 per cent.

According to the MeT Department, there will be strong surface winds during the day.

The maximum temperature is likely to hover around at 42 degrees Celsius.

The maximum temperature on Thursday settled at 42.1 degrees C, three notches above the normal. 

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