This year’s spring is feeling hotter in Delhi as the temperature in the national capital crossed 34°C in the first two weeks which is 5 degrees above average. The nights are still slightly cooler with the temperatures hovering around 14°C to 17°C and is expected to peak towards the end of the month. While many factors might be contributing to the advent of early summers the difference in temperatures between night time and day and the uncommon spring heat has already begun affecting the health of people. “The approximate 20° difference between nighttime and daytime temperatures is significant and affecting people’s