The national capital of Delhi recorded only one ‘Good’ air day despite receiving plentiful rainfall this monsoon, an assessment of summer (April-May 2026) and monsoon months (June-August 2026) this year by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), New Delhi, has shown. The analysis, released last month, showed that even during the monsoon season.
New Delhi: With the southwest monsoon having withdrawn from Delhi, weather conditions in the national capital are expected to change again, with rainfall activity likely to increase from Saturday, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). On Friday, Delhi is likely to remain warm and partly cloudy, with the minimum temperature expected to be around.
Delhi-NCR is expected to receive another spell of light rain, with the IMD forecasting showers through September 16 before comparatively drier weather sets in.
everal parts of Delhi-NCR received heavy rain on Friday as the IMD issued a red alert and forecast more showers during the BRICS Leaders’ Summit on September 12 and 13.
Delhi-NCR is likely to see partly cloudy skies, light rain and high humidity over the coming days, while the IMD has forecast heavy rain across several northern states.
Delhi is likely to receive another spell of rain today, with IMD forecasting light showers, isolated moderate rain and thunderstorms. Rainfall activity is expected to decrease from September 8.
IMD has issued a heavy rain and strong wind alert for several states, including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, Punjab and Haryana. Some areas may also face thunderstorms, landslides and rising river levels.
Heavy rain battered Delhi-NCR on Saturday, causing waterlogging in several areas and disrupting traffic, while IMD forecast a decline in rainfall from Sunday.
Delhi-NCR is likely to remain hot with hazy sunshine on Saturday, with temperatures expected to reach 36-37 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, a heavy to torrential rainfall alert has been issued for 21 states.
New Delhi: Delhi-NCR is likely to witness generally cloudy skies on Thursday, with the possibility of very light to light rainfall during the morning and forenoon, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The maximum temperature across the region is likely to remain between 33 and 35 degrees Celsius, while the minimum temperature is expected.
