Rain In Delhi

Delhi-NCR experienced a sudden weather change on Thursday afternoon with a hailstorm and rain offering relief from heatwave conditions. Dark clouds gathered as the storm began around 3:30 PM, even as the city remained under a yellow alert for heatwaves. This rainfall helped moderate average temperatures, which were lower than last year's April.

Delhi is set to experience light showers and gusty winds from Sunday to Friday, keeping daytime temperatures below normal. Following Thursday's rain and hailstorms, Friday saw temperatures dip significantly. The IMD has issued a yellow alert for rain and thunderstorms on Sunday and Monday, with temperatures expected to fluctuate but remain moderate.

AQI improves from poor to moderate

Delhi-NCR experienced relief from rising temperatures as rain lashed parts of the region on Tuesday morning. The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for thunderstorms and light rain over the next two days, with temperatures expected to dip further before rising again from April 10.

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Delhi-NCR experienced cloudy skies and a dust storm on Friday. Yesterday's temperatures reached 36.8°C, significantly above average. The weather department forecasts thunderstorms and rain for Friday night and Saturday. Air quality remained in the 'moderate' category, with the AQI at 189 on Thursday evening.

Despite a yellow alert for rain, Delhi experienced a sunny and warm Sunday with temperatures reaching 36.2 degrees Celsius. A fresh western disturbance influenced northwest India but largely missed the capital. Light rain and gusty winds are now forecast for today and scattered showers are possible on Tuesday.

Delhi-NCR experienced a cold, windy morning with rainfall, leading to a 'moderate' Air Quality Index of 123. The India Meteorological Department forecasts continued light to moderate rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds, with temperatures expected to remain mild. Partly cloudy skies are predicted for the following days.

Delhi experienced strong winds, thunderstorms, and heavy rain late Wednesday evening, causing traffic disruptions and flight diversions. The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for continued rain and strong winds on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures are expected to fall significantly over the next few days.

Delhi experienced a significant weather shift with heavy rain and strong winds, causing a seven-degree Celsius drop in maximum temperatures. Overcast skies persist, with light rain and thunderstorms expected Friday, prompting a yellow alert. Temperatures are forecast to dip further, while air quality has improved to moderate levels.

Delhi experienced a welcome rainfall on Sunday morning, offering a break from the recent heat. Temperatures are expected to hover around 27-29°C, with a further chance of light rain and thunderstorms on March 18. While a temporary dip in maximum temperatures is anticipated, a gradual rise is forecast for the coming days, with night temperatures likely to remain mild.

Sporadic rain lashed Delhi and the NCR for the fourth consecutive day on Wednesday. Thunderstorm with light to moderate intensity rain would occur over and adjoining areas of south, southwest, northwest, east, northeast, Central, New Delhi, Manesar, Gurugram, Panipat, Farukhnagar, Nuh, Sohana, Faridabad. Safdarjung, Delhi’s base station, had received 4.7mm rainfall.

Heavy rains lashed Delhi overnight leading to water logging at several places and throwing traffic out of gear, even as weather department said that monsoon is not likely to abate soon.

Rains lashed the national capital on Monday afternoon bringing much needed respite from the muggy weather conditions that had been prevailing over the last few days.

According to Met department, 2.3mm of rain was recorded in the national capital by 11.30am.

Sporadic, light rain kept the mercury in check in the national capital on Monday and more precipitation is likely in the city over the next few days, the Met office said.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts the occurrence of light-intensity rain in delhi and its nearby areas today.

Despite the monsoon arriving early in the national capital, rains have remained subdued so far, with the city recording 40 per cent rainfall deficiency.

Heavy overnight showers gave way to a steady drizzle, with 3.4 mm rainfall being recorded at the Safdurjung observatory till 8.30am.

The city witnessed overcast conditions and light showers on Sunday even as high humidity prevailed during the morning hours. Palam in south Delhi recorded the highest rainfall of 21.6mm in a nine-hour duration between 8.30am and 5.30pm. IMD said a similar activity is expected on Monday and rain will intensify on Tuesday.

It was dark and gloomy for the better part of Friday as a strong spell of rain lashed Delhi and its suburbs. Heat and humidity disappeared, but traffic snarls came back.

New Delhi might see light rain, with the max temperature reaching 42°C by May 17. Safdarjung recorded 39.8°C. Najafgarh exceeded 40°C. Humidity ranged from 32% to 75%. AQI decreased to 183.

The national capital on Sunday received its first spell of heavy rains which inundated low-lying areas, and brought traffic to a standstill on important road stretches in the city.