The drop in the average maximum temperature was attributed to the excess rainfall the city received in May.
The weather department said the average maximum temperature recorded during May was 36.8 degrees Celsius.
May used to be the hottest month in Delhi, while maximum temperatures above the 40-degree Celsius mark were recorded in Delhi for just nine days in May, with heatwave conditions affecting some parts of the national capital for two days. Because of the five western disturbances, Delhi in May witnessed a significant amount of rainfall of 111 mm, which is 262 per cent higher than the long-term average of 30.7 mm. - Bernama-Xinhua
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