Delhi weather update: Rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds predicted for the next 4 days. IMD issues yellow alert as early monsoon arrival hints at cool relief. Full forecast here.
Clouds Take Over: Heat Takes a Backseat in Delhi-NCR
Delhi-NCR is enjoying a much-needed respite from the scorching summer heat. According to the latest update from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the region is expected to experience light rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds over the next four days. A yellow alert has been issued from Friday to Monday, advising residents to remain vigilant and plan their activities accordingly.
Rainy Days Ahead: Say Hello to Cool Breezes and Thunderclaps
Thursday’s weather painted a mixed picture — clouds lingered throughout the day, accompanied by morning and evening breezes that brought a slight chill. The afternoon turned somewhat humid, but the days ahead are forecasted to feature more steady rain and thunderstorms, particularly during the afternoons and evenings.
Temperature Drops: Relief from Scorching Heat is Here
According to the IMD report, both minimum and maximum temperatures are expected to drop below the seasonal average. On Thursday, the maximum temperature reached 36.4°C, which is 2.4°C below normal, while the minimum was recorded at 27.7°C, a slight decrease of 0.3°C. Humidity ranged from 54% to 87%, creating a heavy yet manageable atmosphere. Over the weekend, wind speeds are likely to pick up, reaching 30–50 km/h, particularly during thunderstorms.
Monsoon’s Surprise Entry: Arriving 8 Days Early?
The weather department has generated excitement by suggesting that the monsoon might reach Delhi by June 22, arriving eight days ahead of schedule. On Thursday, light showers were reported in areas such as Mungeshpur, with 0.5 mm of rainfall recorded, indicating the subtle arrival of the monsoon.
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Air Quality Breathes Easy: A Bonus for the Capital
Delhi enjoyed pleasant weather as its air quality stayed in the ‘satisfactory’ range, with AQI levels recorded at 99 in the morning and 89 by evening, according to the Central Pollution Control Board. So, for now, you can take a deeper breath.
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Pack the Umbrella, Skip the Sunscreen
Rain clouds are set to hover over Delhi-NCR, bringing a timely drop in temperature for a cooler, more pleasant weekend. Just remember to carry an umbrella—and perhaps keep those white outfits tucked away for now.
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