5 Tips on How to Survive the Scorching Summer Heat

Gone are the days when a hot summer day in the capital meant 30 degrees Celsius. When the sun is above, meteorologists anticipate temperatures of up to 49°C. The combination of global warming and Delhi's severe climate has resulted in a difficult summer for the capital's citizens.

While Delhi residents are well aware of the difficulties that peak summers bring, they are constantly looking for innovative methods to escape the heat. We'll go over a few strategies for dealing with a heat wave and staying cool in the sweltering heat in this post.

When possible, stay clear of direct sunlight. For example, you may spend the entire day indoors, avoiding direct sunshine.

However, keep in mind that the sun should not warm your home. Close curtains and shades on windows that receive direct sunlight and tilt your blinds up. If you're outside, take advantage of the shade provided by awnings, trees, and bushes.

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