Delhi/NCR is witnessing an unusual surge in day temperatures, with the mercury crossing 35°C for two consecutive days.

Safdarjung observatory recorded 35.7°C on March 7, about 7°C above normal, marking the first time in 15 years that Delhi crossed 35°C in the first week of March.

On March 8, the temperature again touched 35.6°C. Lodi Road station reported 35.8°C, while the Ridge observatory peaked at a scorching 38.9°C, nearly 9°C above average.

Weather experts say there is no immediate relief, and temperatures may remain well above normal for the next four to five days.

A western disturbance approaching the Western Himalayas may slightly change wind patterns, but major cooling over the plains, including Delhi, is unlikely in the coming days.