Delhi experiences persistently hot and humid weather, with daytime temperatures and “feels like” readings running above seasonal norms. Multiple reports cite maximum temperatures around the low 40s Celsius in recent days, while humidity raises heat-index or “feels like” values well above actual temperatures, reaching the high-40s Celsius in some areas. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that temperatures will remain roughly in the 39–41°C range for Monday and then ease later, with a gradual drop expected into the low-to-mid 30s. IMD also expects isolated thunderstorms with light rainfall in parts of the city, which may provide some relief from the heat. One report notes that no rainfall occurs during a particular day despite morning showers, while another indicates moderate rain and cloudy conditions on subsequent days. Separate updates also mention cloudy skies and light rain continuing for a day, along with the expectation that the rest of the week stays dry. City weather station readings show higher-than-normal minimum temperatures across several locations.
IMD forecasts thunderstorms and light rain for Delhi after continued hot, humid conditions
Delhi experiences persistently hot and humid weather, with daytime temperatures and “feels like” readings running above seasonal norms. Multiple reports cite maximum temperatures around the low 40s Ce...
- IMD reports Delhi’s maximum temperature remains around 39–41°C in the near term.
- Humidity drives higher heat-index/“feels like” temperatures, reaching around 48–51°C in some reports.
- IMD forecasts isolated thunderstorms and light rainfall, expected to bring some relief.
- Rainfall coverage varies by day, with some reports noting no rain in certain periods.
- Temperatures are expected to drop gradually after Monday, moving toward the low-to-mid 30s Celsius.
Delhi's minimum temperature saw a slight increase on Saturday morning. Light rain and cloudy conditions are expected to continue throughout the day. The maximum temperature might rise and settle around 36 to 38 degrees Celsius. No rain is forecast for the upcoming week, according to the weather office. The city's air quality remained in the satisfactory category.
1 month agoDelhi endured uncomfortable heat and high humidity on Monday. The "feel-like" temperature reached 49.6 degrees Celsius in some areas. Maximum temperatures remained above normal across most weather stations. No rainfall was recorded during the day, though morning showers occurred. Moderate rain and cloudy skies are forecast for Tuesday.
1 month agoDelhi weather: The IMD forecast the maximum temperature to hover around 41 degrees Celsius during the day. It also said isolated thunderstorms accompanied by rainfall were likely, which could provide some relief from the ongoing hot weather.
2 months agoThe IMD has forecast the maximum temperature to settle around 41° Celsius during the day. Thunderstorms accompanied by rain are likely at isolated places, offering some relief from the prevailing heat
2 months agoDelhi recorded a heat index of 48.4 degrees Celsius on Saturday, significantly higher than the actual maximum temperature of 41.3 degrees. The minimum temperature was 30.8 degrees, exceeding the seasonal average by 2.9 degrees.
2 months agoAccording to the IMD, the maximum temperature is expected to remain between 39°C and 41°C until Monday before gradually dropping to 33°C-35°C.
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