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Read under headings Max (maximum temperature), Min (minimum temperature), R (rainfall in past 24 hours) and TR (Total rain since October 1):
Station Max Min R TR Ahmedabad 41 28 0 0 Allahabad 43 31 0 tr Bangalore 31 20 5 81 Baroda 38 28 0 tr Bhopal 41 27 0 30 Bhubaneswar 46 29 0 73 Chennai 40 30 tr 21 Dehra Dun 35 26 0 144 Guwahati 32 23 13 572 Hyderabad 39 26 0 65 Indore 39 25 0 28 Jaipur 41 28 0 4 Jamshedpur 45 30 0 78 Kolkata 43 31 0 135 Lucknow 44 26 0 1 Mumbai 35 29 tr 16 Nagpur 42 29 0 32 New Delhi 43 28 0 3 Patna — 30 0 159 Pune 34 24 0 24 Ranchi — 26 0 51 Surat 34 29 0 4 Thiruvananthapuram 32 24 2 281 Visakhapatnam 41 31 0 90
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Weather
to be dry in region New Delhi, May 21 Temperatures: Past 24 hours change: Maximum temperatures fell in Himachal Pradesh and Uttaranchal and changed little elsewhere. Departures: They were above normal in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and west Rajasthan and normal in the rest of the region. The highest temperature in the region was 44.9° C recorded at New Delhi
(Palam). Forecast valid until the morning of May 23 2002: Rain or thundershowers are likely at isolated places in east Uttar Pradesh and Uttaranchal. Weather will be dry in the rest of the region. Forecast for Delhi and neighbourhood: Valid until the morning of May 23 2002: Mainly clear sky with dust haze. Maximum temperature will be around 44° C. Farmers weather bulletin for Delhi: Forecast valid until the morning of May 23 2002: Sky will be mainly clear. Outlook for the subsequent two days: No large change.
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No let-up
in heatwave conditions
Chandigarh, May 21 The maximum rose to three degrees above normal at Hisar in Haryana to touch 44.5°C. Ambala was also hot at 41.4°C a weather bureau official said. The city has been witnessing unscheduled power cuts for the past fortnight now with power situation no better in its peripheries. Reports of power cuts and breakdowns have also come in from various towns in Punjab and Haryana. There has been no let up in heatwave conditions which has claimed 28 lives so far in Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh. Punjab, Amritsar, Ludhiana and Patiala recorded similar maximums at 42.4°C today. In the hills, Shimla had a high of 26.2°C, which was two degrees above normal. The meteorological Department here has forecast mainly dry weather for most places in Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh with possibility of some showers at isolated places in Himachal during the next 24 hours.
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