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Delhi-NCR is witnessing a mix of hot days and chilly nights, with temperatures remaining stable till October 18. IMD forecasts no rain, while reduced wind speeds intensify daytime heat. Nights, however, are getting colder with falling minimum temperatures.
Hot Days, Chilly Nights to Continue Till October 18
New Delhi: During the past 24 hours, the weather in Delhi-NCR was quite mixed. The intense sunshine during the day made people feel hot. In many places, people had to resort to air conditioning during the day.
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However, as the evening approached, the temperature dropped, and people began to feel cold. Due to the drop in temperature at night, people are feeling chilly, especially those who go out in the morning and evening.
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), this weather in Delhi-NCR will continue until October 18. The heat during the day and cold at night will continue.
Maximum temperature: Will remain around 31 degrees Celsius.
Minimum temperature: Will continue to fall, and the cold will increase at night.
Wind speed: Previously 12 km/h, it may now increase to 15 km/h, making evenings feel even colder.
Although temperatures are stable, the reduced wind speed makes even the mild sunlight during the day seem stronger. The lack of wind makes the atmosphere feel warm, causing discomfort. The southwest monsoon is over; the northeast monsoon is arriving.
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AQI slipped into the ‘poor’ category in several areas.
The southwest monsoon is almost over. Northeast winds have begun to blow in the Bay of Bengal, signaling the onset of the northeast monsoon.
North, northwest, central, and eastern India: Rainfall is very unlikely.
South India: Continuous rainfall is likely.
Northeastern states: Light rain is possible.
Around October 17: Rain is expected in Mumbai, Maharashtra, South Gujarat, and South Madhya Pradesh.
The difference between day and night temperatures is increasing in Delhi-NCR. While the sun and heat are causing discomfort during the day, the cold is gradually creeping in at night. This mixed weather will continue until at least October 18.
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Therefore, people are advised to balance their clothing and routines according to day and night.
