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Mercury soars in Chandigarh, relief unlikely soon: Met dept

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Chandigarh, March 20

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The temperature in the city is already five to six degrees above normal and is unlikely to abate in the coming days.

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The Meteorological Department said no strong western disturbance was expected and the hot conditions were not likely to change. The maximum temperature in the city today was 35.1°C, six degrees above normal, while the minimum temperature was 20.4°C, seven degrees above normal.

As per the forecast for the next five days, the day temperature is expected to hover around 36°C-37°C, while the night temperature is likely to stay in the 19°C-20°C range. “A fresh western disturbance is likely to affect the western Himalayan region from March 23, but it will not have any significant impact on the temperature in Chandigarh,” said a Met official.

“It is the middle of March and people have already started using fans and ACs; we wonder what will happen next month,” said Ashana, a college-going student. —

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