The sudden change in weather brought down temperatures and provided a welcome respite from the scorching conditions.
Delhi wakes up cool and calm, but the day may end in scorching heat. IMD warns temperatures could soon touch 40°C; Summer is making a strong comeback.
Delhi is set to experience a change in weather over the next few days, with temperatures expected to remain below 34°C. The India Meteorological Department has predicted cloudy skies, light rain, and thunderstorms between April 5 and April 8, with a yellow alert issued for April 7.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a heat alert for Delhi-NCR and several parts of North and Central India as temperatures are expected to rise 4–6°C above normal.
The maximum temperature in Delhi has been recorded above normal and is expected to rise further in the coming days. Furthermore, the air quality index remains in the poor category, raising concerns about both heat and pollution.
The IMD has issued a yellow alert, forecasting light rain in the morning followed by moderate showers accompanied by thunderstorms in the afternoon. Wind speeds may reach 30-40 kmph at times. Light rainfall is also likely during the evening hours.
The India Meteorological Department has predicted rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across Delhi-NCR on February 17 and 18 due to two active western disturbances. Recent days have seen above-normal temperatures and intense sunshine, raising early heat concerns.
Delhi-NCR is witnessing strong winds of up to 40 km/h, bringing cooler evenings despite clear sunny days. The India Meteorological Department forecasts maximum temperatures around 25–26°C and minimum near 11°C, with only light morning fog and no rain or cold wave expected.
Delhi shivers under severe cold and thick smog today, with air quality plunging to hazardous levels, forcing residents to bundle up and take precautions against health risks and poor visibility.
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