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NORTHERN INDIA’s temperatures have risen faster than normal since the start of April. Average daily temperatures in the New Delhi suburb of Palam reached 33.4°C on April 18 up from 20.7°C on March 31. Temperatures have been above the long-term seasonal average every day since April 14 after being continuously below average for almost a month between March 17 and April 13. So far, the transmission network has coped with the rapid increase in demand for refrigeration and air-conditioning. Network frequency has dipped as temperatures climb but remains reasonably close to the target of 50.0o Hz. Periods of severe under-frequency below 49.90 Hz are generally around 12% or less each day, which is fairly typical in India:
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